Caseless magazine weapon (variants)

ABSTRACT

A magazine caseless weapon is disclosed and can be used for shooting using the caseless ammunition. The weapon includes a handguard or handguard with bipods, or gunstock, magazine, barrel, barrel latch, multifunctional cartridge, conical bushing of a receiver, the receiver, safety spring, safety, trigger guard with magazine box, trigger bar, trigger bar spring, magazine latch, axis, firing pin, spring of firing pin latch, firing pin latch, conical bushing of the bolt, bolt body, firing hammer, mainspring, mainspring latch, hunting or skeletal buttstock, threaded bushing for back plate screw, back plate or adjustable back plate, threaded bushing of bipods, cross screw, cross screw nut, upper screw, lower screw, caseless ammunition, dowel screw, dowel screw nut, latch of adjustable back plate, adjustable cheek piece, latch of adjustable cheek piece, stop, stop lock, threaded bushing of stop lock, lower part, upper part and screw of muzzle break, folding adjustable bipod, and bipod latch.

The proposed invention relates to firearms, specifically to the magazinecaseless weapons, and can be used to create the designs for shootingusing caseless ammunition.

Some functions of the proposed invention were considered or used inprevious designs of firearms, such as the Mauser magazine weapon and theinvention “Caseless weapon (variants)” for patent application a201709150dated Sep. 19, 2017.

There are known designs when the propellant charge disposed in thebullet, developed in the USA for the weapons Volkanik 1860, Gyroyjet1965, their disadvantages are the low power of the ammunition, which ismax 250 J, and the lack of precision of the weapon. In the proposedinvention, the propellant is disposed within the ammunition. Due to thisand to the design features of the weapon and of the ammunition, highpower of the ammunition up to 3500 J is ensured.

The group of the inventions is known that relates to the caselessweapons for magazine, semi-automatic and automatic shooting(international application number: PCT/UA2017/000093; internationalfiling date: Sep. 28, 2017; publication number: WO/2019/054975;publication date: 21 Mar. 2019) containing: the removable front sight,the removable adjustable dioptrical sight, the front grip, the gunstock,the magazine, the receiver cover, the cocking stud, the cocking studaxis, the lock washer of the cocking stud axis, the spring of thecocking stud, the bolt carrier A or B, the rod, the spring of the rod,the percussion piston, the conical bushing of the bolt, the bolt body,the firing hammer latch, the firing hammer spring, the muzzle break, thespring washer of the muzzle break, the smooth bore barrel, the barrellatch, the multifunctional cartridge, the conical bushing of thereceiver, the extractor, counter-washer of the extractor, the receiver,the trigger housing B or C, the big front nut, the front swivel, themagazine catch, the magazine latch pusher, the spring of the safetylatch, the safety latch, the safety, the trigger bar for semi-automaticshot or automatic shot, the sear, the spring of the trigger bar, thebracket of the percussion mechanism, the axis of the cocking piece, thespiral mainspring, the cocking piece or the lever of the multifunctionalcatch, the stop of the multifunctional catch, the lock pin splint, thespring of the lock pin splint, the latch of the ramrod, the spring ofthe ramrod latch, the ramrod, the caseless ammunition. For some militarymissions, sometimes the extra accurate single shot is required, and withquiet reloading of the weapon, this can only be provided by the weaponcreated based on the magazine rifle with the turn of the bolt handle,and which is the simplest in terms of the design of assemblies andmechanisms, therefore, the disadvantage of this solution is that: inthis group of inventions related to the caseless weapons, there is noclassic magazine rifle with a turn of the bolt handle, and the use ofthe complex and the expensive designs for the extra accurate single shotis not advisable.

Known British design of Lee—Enfield SMLE No. 1Mk 3 magazine rifle, whichhas become the classic, where the trigger mechanism consists of thetrigger lever, that can rotate on the axis, having one end interactingwith the trigger, and its other end interacting with the firing hammerof the bolt, and next to the axis, the laminated leaf spring restsagainst the trigger lever with one end, which interacts with themagazine latch with its other end.

The disadvantages of this solution are the following: in this design,which operates in the partial load manual mode, there is no need to usethe complicated design of the trigger lever and the axis; their functioncan be transferred to the trigger bar and the laminated leaf spring.

To unbreech the bolt from the weapon, the complicated mechanism isemployed, which comprises: the spring-loaded flat spring lever with theprotrusion that locks the bolt stop, while the lever with the protrusionis installed on the axis and able to rotate on it; the lever with theprotrusion has the cover. The disadvantages of this solution are thefollowing: there is no need to use the complicated mechanism in thisdesign, the lever with a protrusion of complicated design, the axis, andthe cover. Their function of operation can be transferred to the triggerbar and the bolt.

The object of the proposed invention is creating the extra-accuratemagazine caseless weapon (variants) to ensure improvement of theperformance, namely: it will increase the reliability of the weapon insevere conditions, provide ease of removing light delays and facilitateloading and unloading, ensure the reliability of the weapon in combatconditions with a forced supply of the ammunition, including pollutedones, improve the stability of the projectile flight path and provideenhanced precision of the shots of the weapon using the stable positionand the impromptu shooting.

The second object of the invention is creating the new design ofmagazine caseless weapon that ensures to remove the blowback,improvement of the shot effectiveness, reduction of the thermal loss,heating of the barrel, and enhancement of safety of the weapon and theshooters.

In the case of use of the magazine caseless weapon, it is advisable toenhance the efficiency of the shot, to reduce the weapon weight anddimensions, to increase the safety of the weapon and the shooters, toimprove the stability of the projectile flight within the entire path,and to provide repair and replacement of the parts in the fieldconditions in case of weapon's destruction.

In the case of the use of the magazine caseless weapon, it is advisableto reduce the restoring force and to ease the weapon loading.

In the case of a magazine caseless weapon, it is advisable to facilitateextraction and enhance its reliability.

For the shooters with different anthropological characteristics,especially as referred to the sniper specialists, by the need to solvevarious combat missions, it is desirable to provide accurate adjustment,as well as ease of use of the buttstock with the adjustable back plateand the cheek piece.

For extra accurate shooting, the magazine caseless weapon requires thefolding adjustable bipod to enhance the weapon stability on the groundand to facilitate the precision of shooting, and it is advisable toensure a fine adjustment as well as convenience of use of the bipod onthe ground.

Technical objects are solved by the fact that according to the firstvariant of the invention the caseless magazine weapon 1A, which containsa bolt 4 interacting with a receiver 13, configured to reciprocate androtate about the axis in a guiding slots 158 of the receiver 13, and thesaid receiver 13 is mounted in the hunting buttstock 6A, a handguard248, and fixed by a trigger guard with the magazine box 16, an upperscrew 36 and a lower screw 37, and the hunting buttstock 6A is fixed bya cross screw 34, the nut of the cross screw 35, and, in the triggerguard with magazine box 16, a magazine 7 is installed; a trigger bar 17is installed on an axis 20 configured for axial rotation, andinteracting with a firing hammer 26; a trigger bar spring 18 and themagazine latch 19 on the axis 20, configured to ensure axial rotation,and the said trigger bar 17 and a magazine latch 19 are spring-loaded bythe trigger bar spring 18, and the magazine latch 19 interacts with themagazine 7, and a conical bushing 12 of a receiver 13 is mounted in thereceiver 13 and a multifunctional cartridge 11 is mounted on saidconical bushing of the receiver 12; a barrel 9A with rear end screwedinto the receiver 13 and fixed with a barrel latch 10; a safety 15,spring-loaded through a safety spring 14, which is disposed in thereceiver 13 and configured to reciprocate and to rotate about the axis;the handguard 248,

in which by the invention the bolt 4 contains a firing pin 21, which ismounted in a conical bushing of the bolt 24, which is configured torotate on the firing pin 21 and, at the same time, it is permanentlypressed by a spring of the firing pin latch 22 to a bolt body 25, andthe firing pin 21 is installed in a through-hole 82 of the bolt body 25and capable to reciprocate; it is loaded by the spring of the firing pinlatch 22 and fixed by a firing pin latch 23, inserted into a centralblind cylindrical channel 79 of the bolt body 25 and configured toreciprocate, and the bolt 4 contains the firing hammer 26 installed intocentral blind cylindrical channel 79 and configured for reciprocalmotion; and the mainspring capable to compress and expand in the firinghammer 26 is disposed inside the firing hammer 26 and fixed by amainspring latch 28 in the bolt body 25;

the firing pin 21 is configured in the form of stepped shaft, which hasa conical part 52 at front, which passes into a cylindrical part withsmaller diameter 53, and an inclined protrusion 54 is formed at thejoint of the conical part 52 and the cylindrical part with smallerdiameter 53, and the angle of the inclined protrusion d54 relative tothe axis of the firing pin 55 is equal to 30-45 degrees, and thecylindrical part with the smaller diameter 53 passes into a cylindricalpart with the bigger diameter 56, which passes into a cylindrical piston57, and said the cylindrical piston 57 passes into a rod section withgroove 58, where a rear groove 59 passes into a square part 60 with acylindrical protrusions 61 disposed at the end of the square part 60,and the rear groove 59, the square part 60 and the cylindricalprotrusions 61 interacts with the firing pin latch 23;

the conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured to rotate on the firingpin 21 and pressed by the spring of the firing pin latch 22 to a glazedarea 78 at the end of a cylindrical head 70 of the bolt body 25, and thesaid conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured in the form of atruncated cone 62 with a blind conical hole 63, which passes into a hole64, which forms the wall 65 at the outlet of the big base of thetruncated cone 62, and at inlet of the blind conical hole 63 there areat least three a protrusions 66, which interact with a caselessammunition 38;

the bolt body 25 has a cylindrical part 67, which passes into thethinner cylindrical part 68, where a slots 69 are disposed along theperimeter of outer part of a thinner cylindrical part 68, and thethinner cylindrical part 68 passes into the cylindrical head 70, and achamfer 71 is disposed at the passage from the cylindrical part 67 intothe thinner cylindrical part 68, and at the passage from the thinnercylindrical part 68 into the cylindrical head 70 a locking lugs 72 aremade in the form of two protrusions with the ends made in the form of aradius surfaces 73, and the corbelling protrusion consisting of a base74 and a leading protrusion 75, configured to interact with a leadingnotch 153 of the receiver 13, and the leading protrusion 75 is the thirdlocking lug of the bolt 4 and interacts with a protrusion 154 of thereceiver 13, and the leading protrusion 75 is provided with a handle 76in the form of the rod with a ball at the end, and at the end face ofthe base 74 a are 77 is disposed to interact with the leading notch 153of the receiver 13, and the handle 76 is disposed at an angle to thelocking lugs 72, and the face end of the cylindrical head 70 has theglazed area 78 to interact with the conical bushing of the bolt 24;

the central blind cylindrical channel 79 is disposed inside the boltbody 25 and configured to interact with the firing hammer 26, the springof the firing pin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, and in the rearpart of the central cylindrical channel 79, there are two a lead-inslots 80 and a groove 81 to interact with a protrusions 102 of themainspring latch 28; whereupon in the front end of the centralcylindrical channel 79 the through-hole 82 is disposed to interact withthe firing pin 21, and at an end 83 of the cylindrical part 67 are madetwo screwed protrusions 84 with a screwed surfaces 85 configured tointeract with firing hammer 26 are disposed, and the cylindrical part 67has a rectangular hole 86 to interact with a safety lug 179 of thesafety 15;

the firing pin latch 23 is made in the form of a washer 87 with a blindhole 88, a through-hole 89 is made behind the blind hole 88, whichrepeats the shape of the end of the square part 60 with the cylindricalprotrusions 61 of the firing pin 21, and in the washer 87 at inlet ofthe blind hole 88, a spinways 90 are disposed, and the through-hole 89in the washer 87 forms a projection 91, configured to fix the firing pinlatch 23 on the firing pin 21;

the firing hammer 26 is configured as a rod 92 with a grooves 93 at oneend, and at the other end of the rod 92 the hammer 94 is disposed in theform of the rectangular bar, and a slot 95 is made in the hammer 94 andin the adjacent part of the rod 92, configured to interact with thefiring hammer 26 with the mainspring latch 28, and a blind hole 96 isdisposed inside the firing hammer 26 to interact with a mainspring 27,and at the bottom of the hammer 94, from the side of the rod 92, thecocking stud area 97 is disposed to interact with a sear platform 297 ofthe trigger bar 17;

the firing hammer 26K configured as the rod 92 with a washer 98 with aslots 99 at one end, and a holes 100 are on the side surface of the rod92, and at the other end of the rod 92, there is a hammer 94 configuredas the rectangular bar, and the slot 95 is disposed in hammer 94 and inthe adjacent part of the rod 92 to interact with the firing hammer 26Kwith the mainspring latch 28, and the blind hole 96 is disposed insidethe firing hammer 26K to interact with the mainspring 27, and at thebottom of the hammer 94, from the side of the rod 92, the cocking studarea 97 is disposed to interact with the sear platform 297 of thetrigger bar 17;

the mainspring latch 28 is configured in the form of a rod 101 with thetwo protrusions 102 at one end of the rod 101, and this end passes intoa smaller diameter rod 103, and a blind hole 104 is disposed inside themainspring latch 28;

a muzzle break 105 contains the lower part of a muzzle break 47 in whichan upper part of the muzzle break 48 is mounted, and these parts areinterconnected by a screws of the muzzle break 49;

the lower part of the muzzle break 47 is configured in the form of theplate 106 with inside a groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into athreaded section 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passes asmooth conical part 109, and the threaded section 108 and the smoothconical part 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9A, and behind theconical part 109, a smooth cylindrical section 110 is disposed withdiameter corresponding to the inner bore of the barrel 121, which passesinto a cylindrical groove 112, configured to assemble the upper part ofthe muzzle break 48, and after the assembly of the muzzle break 105, itforms the lock time chamber 347, and the cylindrical groove 112 passesinto an outer tube 113, and in the place of the smooth cylindricalsection 110 and the cylindrical groove 112, a two slots 114 are disposedat an acute angle to a longitudinal axis 115 of the muzzle break 105,and two slots 114 in the cross section form an angle 116 betweenthemselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots 114 in the assembledmuzzle break 105 form an inclined channel 349 to ensure creation of theexhaust gas jet stream 352 of the propellants, and a threaded holes 117are made on the outside of the threaded section 108, configured for thescrews of the muzzle break 49 at assembling the muzzle break 105;

the upper part of the muzzle break 48 is configured in the form of aplate 106 with the groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into a threadedsection 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passes into thesmooth conical part 109, and the threaded section 108 and the smoothconical part 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9A, and behind theconical part 109 the smooth cylindrical section 110 with diametercorresponding to an inner channel of the barrel 121 is disposed, whichpasses into a cylindrical groove 111, and the cylindrical groove 111 isconfigured to assemble the lower part of the muzzle break 47 and afterassembling the muzzle break 105 the lock time chamber 347 is formed init, and the cylindrical groove 111 passes into an inner tube 118 with aninner smooth hole 119 with diameter corresponding to the inner channeldiameter of the barrel 121, and in the place of the smooth cylindricalsection 110 and the cylindrical groove 111, the two slots 114 areconfigured at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis 115 of the muzzlebreak 105, and the two slots 114 in the cross section form the angle 116between themselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots 114 in theassembled muzzle break 105 form the inclined channel 349 to ensuredevelopment of the exhaust gas jet stream 352 of the propellants, and aholes 120 are made on the outside of the threaded section 108,configured for a screws of the muzzle break 49 at assembling the muzzlebreak 105;

the barrel 9A has the smooth inner channel 121 without grooves, and fromoutside it is configured with a smooth cylindrical section 122, whichpasses into a threaded section with the buttress thread 123, whichpasses into a circular groove 124, which passes into a smoothcylindrical section 125 with a groove 126 to interact with the barrellatch 10, and the smooth cylindrical section 125 passes into acylindrical section 127, which passes into a cylindrical section 128with a slots 129 along the outer perimeter, and all said sections of thebarrel 9A are different in thickness;

the multifunctional cartridge 11 comprising a threaded bushing 133, aspring half-rings 134 configured to interact with the carelessammunition 38, an inner smooth bushing 135 with grooves for the springhalf-rings 134, at least one a middle bushing 136 and an outer bushingwith variable diameter 137, which has a bigger diameter 138, and thethreaded bushing 133 configured with two or more threaded slots, and thebushings 133, 135, 136 and 137 are inserted into each other withtension, and the outer surfaces of the bushings 133, 135, 136 and 137are polished to a full gloss;

the conical bushing of the receiver 13 has a cylindrical section 139,which passes into a smaller cylindrical section 140, and a conical hole141 is disposed inside of said conical bushing 141, and configured tointeract with the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the small base ofwhich is disposed at the end of the cylindrical section 139;

the receiver 13 is configured with the cylindrical part 142, where atthe end of the cylindrical part 142, the multi-layered cylindrical holewith threaded section 143 is configured for mounting of the conicalbushing of the receiver 12, installation of the multifunctionalcartridge 11 and the barrel, and at the inlet of said multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section 143 a cross-threaded hole 144 isconfigured from the bottom to mount the barrel latch 10, and the saidmulti-layered cylindrical hole with threaded section 143 passes into acylindrical groove 145, and the cylindrical groove 145 passes into acomplex-shaped section 146, which repeats the shape of the front part ofthe bolt body 25, and at inlet of the complex-shaped section 146, twocylindrical guiding chamfers 147 are disposed, and on top of thereceiver 13 a rail 148 is configured to attach the brackets fordifferent sights, and the rear end of the cylindrical part 142 passesinto a complex-shaped bar 149 ended with a console 150 and having aprotrusion 151 at its end, in which a hole 152 is disposed to mount theupper screw 36; and also at the point of abutment of the console 150against the complex-shaped bar 149, the leading notch 153 is made withthe protrusion 154 and a slot 155 at the bottom of the leading notch 153of the complex-shaped bar 149 to interact with a leading protrusion 75of the bolt body 25, as well as a hole 156 in the complex-shaped bar 149is configured for the magazine 7, a window 157 to eject the ammunition38, the guiding slots 158 configured for passage of the locking lugs 72of the bolt body 25, and also, a stepped through-hole 159, for passageof the bolt body 25 is disposed, and at the junction of the console 150to the bar of complex-shaped 149 there is a protrusion 160 with a blindhole 161 and the protrusion with a through-hole 162 are configured tointeract with the safety 15 and the safety spring 14; between theprojection 160 and the projection with the through-hole 162, a slot 163is disposed, and a through slot 164 is configured in the projection withthe through-hole 162 to mount the safety 15, and a blind slots 165 areconfigured to fix the safety 15 in the “fire” position and to set andrelease the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, and a slot 166 is configured inthe console 150 for passage of the firing hammer 26 or 26K, and atrapezoidal hole 167 for passage of the trigger bar 17, as well as arectangular hole 168 at the bottom of the projection 160 and theprojection with a through-hole 162 in the guide slot 158 is configuredto mount a fixing plate 178 of the safety 15, and a projection 169 isconfigured in the lower part of the complex-shaped bar 149 to retain themagazine latch 19 in the open position, and a protrusion 170 with ablind threaded hole 171 is configured for the lower screw 37;

the safety 15 in the form of an axis 172 with a blind hole 173 isconfigured to interact with the safety spring 14, and the axis 172passes into a base 174 configured in the form of the plate, and aprotrusion 175 is disposed on the base 174 to interact with the blindslot 165 of the receiver 13 to retain the safety 15 in the “fire”position and to set and release the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, and thebase 174 passes into a thumb piece 176 configured in the form of thecomplex-shaped plate, and a cylindrical protrusion 177 is disposed atthe end of the thumb piece 176, where the fixing plate 178 with thesafety lug 179 is made at the abutment of the base 174 against the thumbpiece 176, configured to interact with the locking lug 72 of the boltbody 25 and to fix the locking lug 72 in the receiver 13, and the safetylug 179 interacts with the rectangular hole 86 of the bolt body 25 andis configured to fix the bolt 4 in the receiver 13, and a conicalprotrusion 180 on the side surface of the thumb piece 176 is configuredto interact with the hammer 94 of the firing hammer 26;

the trigger bar 17 is configured in a complex-shaped plate 294 with aprotrusion 295 at one end, and the protrusion 295 has a radius surface296 and the sear platform 297 configured to interact with the platformof the cocking stud 97 of the firing hammer 26, and at the other end ofthe plate 294 a trigger bar 298 is disposed in the form of the bracket,and in the center of the plate 294 a protrusion 299 with a through-hole300 is disposed for the axis 20, and a hole 301 is configured betweenthe protrusion 295 and the protrusion 299 of the plate 294 to interactwith a long bent end 292 of the trigger bar spring 18;

the magazine latch 19 is configured in a form of a lever 302 made ofcomplex-shaped plate with a button 303 at one end, and a supportplatform 304 is made on the button 303, and a console 305 is configuredin the form of the rectangular rod at the other end of the lever 302,and a slot 306 is disposed in the center of the console 305 to interactwith the trigger bar spring 18, while above the button 303 a protrusion307 is disposed with a hole 308 and a slot 309 configured to interactwith a short bent end 293 of the trigger bar spring 18, as well as ahole 310 to interact with the axis 20;

the trigger guard with the magazine box 16 is configured a form ofcomplex-shaped plate 311 with a cylindrical protrusion 312 with the hole312A purposed for the lower screw 37, and a slot 313 at one end, and atthe other end of the plate 311 there is a trigger guard 314, acomplex-shaped protrusion 315, the slot 313, and the projection 315 hasa through-hole 316 configured for the axis 20 and the hole 316A for thecross screw 34, and a threaded hole 317 is disposed in front of thetrigger guard 314 in the plate 311, configured for the upper screw 36,as well as a magazine box 318 is in the center of the plate 311configured to interact with the magazine 7, and a slot 319 with theinclined platform 320, which are configured to interact with themagazine latch 19;

the handguard 248 is configured in a form of a complex-shaped bar 249with a complex-shaped through-hole 250 disposed inside to interact withthe protrusion 170 of the receiver 13, and a stepped hole 251 is made inthe bar 249 configured to interact with the barrel latch 10, and alongitudinal blind hole 252 configured to interact with a threadedbushing of the bipod 33;

the hunting buttstock 6A containing a buttstock 29A with a threadedbushings 30, on which a back plate 31A is installed and fixed with thescrews of a back plate 32 in the threaded bushings 30.

According to the second variant of the invention, the caseless magazineweapon 1B, which contains a bolt 4 interacting with a receiver 13,configured to reciprocate and rotate about the axis in a guiding slots158 of the receiver 13, and the said receiver 13 is mounted in thehunting gunstock 8 and fixed by a trigger guard with the magazine box16, an upper screw 36, a lower screw 37, a dowel screw 39 and a nut ofthe dower screw 40, and, in the trigger guard with magazine box 16, amagazine 7 is installed; a trigger bar 17 is installed on an axis 20configured for axial rotation, and interacting with a firing hammer 26;a trigger bar spring 18 and a magazine latch 19 on the axis 20 areconfigured to ensure axial rotation, and the said trigger bar 17 and themagazine latch 19 are spring-loaded by the trigger bar spring 18, andthe magazine latch 19 interacts with the magazine 7, and a conicalbushing 12 of a receiver 13 is mounted in the receiver 13 and amultifunctional cartridge 11 is mounted on said conical bushing of thereceiver 12; a barrel 9A with rear end screwed into the receiver 13 andfixed with a barrel latch 10; a safety 15, loaded through a safetyspring 14, which is disposed in the receiver 13 and configured toreciprocate and to rotate about the axis; a handguard 248,

in which by the invention the bolt 4 contains a firing pin 21, which ismounted in a conical bushing of the bolt 24, which is configured torotate on the firing pin 21 and at the 315 same time, it is permanentlypressed by a spring of the firing pin latch 22 to a bolt body 25, andthe firing pin 21 is installed in a through-hole 82 of the bolt body 25with ability to reciprocate; it is spring-loaded by the spring of thefiring pin latch 22 and fixed by a firing pin latch 23, inserted into acentral blind cylindrical channel 79 of the bolt body 25 and configuredto reciprocate, and the bolt 4 contains the firing hammer 26 installedinto the central blind 320 cylindrical channel 79 and configured forreciprocal motion; and the mainspring capable to compress and expand inthe firing hammer 26 is disposed inside the firing hammer 26 and fixedby a mainspring latch 28 in the bolt body 25;

the firing pin 21 is configured in the form of stepped shaft, which hasa part 52 at front of it, which passes into a cylindrical part with thesmaller diameter 53, and an inclined protrusion 54 is formed at thejoint of the conical part 52 and the cylindrical part with the smallerdiameter 53, and the angle of the inclined protrusion d54 relative tothe axis of the firing pin 55 is equal to 30-45 degrees, and thecylindrical part with the smaller diameter 53 passes into a cylindricalpart with the bigger diameter 56, which passes into a cylindrical piston57, and said the cylindrical piston 57 passes into a rod section withthe grooves 58, where a rear groove 59 passes into a square part 60 witha cylindrical protrusions 61 disposed at the end of the square part 60,and the rear grooves 59, the square part 60 and the cylindricalprotrusions 61 interact with the firing pin latch 23;

the conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured to rotate on the firingpin 21 and pressed by the spring of the firing pin latch 22 to a glazedarea 78 at the end of a cylindrical head 70 of the bolt body 25, and thesaid conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured in the form of atruncated cone 62 with a blind conical hole 63, which passes into a hole64, which forms the wall 65 at the outlet of the big base of thetruncated cone 62, and at inlet of the blind conical hole 63 there areat least three a protrusions 66, which interact with a caselessammunition 38;

the bolt body 25 has a cylindrical part 67, which passes into a thinnercylindrical part 68, where a slots 69 are disposed along the perimeterof outer part of the thinner cylindrical part 68, and the thinnercylindrical part 68 passes into the cylindrical head 70, and a chamfer71 is disposed at the passage from the cylindrical part 67 into thethinner cylindrical part 68, and at the passage from the thinnercylindrical part 68 into the cylindrical head 70 a locking lugs 72 aremade in the form of two protrusions with the ends made in the form of aradius surfaces 73, and the corbelling protrusion consisting of a base74 and the leading protrusion 75, configured to interact with a leadingnotch 153 of the receiver 13, and the leading protrusion 75 is the thirdlocking lug of the bolt 4 and interacts with the protrusion 154 of thereceiver 13, and the leading protrusion 75 is provided with a handle 76in the form of the rod with a ball at the end, and at the end face ofthe base 74 a area 77 is disposed to interact with the leading notch 153of the receiver 13, and the handle 76 is disposed at an angle to thelocking lugs 72, and the face end of the cylindrical head 70 has theglazed area 78 to interact with the conical bushing of the bolt 24;

the central blind cylindrical channel 79 is disposed inside the boltbody 25 and configured to interact with the firing hammer 26, the springof the firing pin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, and in the rearpart of the central cylindrical channel 79, there are two a lead-inslots 80 and a groove 81 to interact with a protrusions 102 of themainspring latch 28; whereupon in the front end of the centralcylindrical channel 79 the through-hole 82 is disposed to interact withthe firing pin 21, and at an end 83 of the cylindrical part 67 are madetwo screwed protrusions 84 with a screwed surfaces 85 configured tointeract with firing hammer 26 are disposed, and the cylindrical part 67has a rectangular hole 86 to interact with a safety lug 179 of thesafety 15;

the firing pin latch 23 is made in the form of a washer 87 with a blindhole 88, a through-hole 89 is made behind the blind hole 88, whichrepeats the shape of the end of the rectangular part 60 with thecylindrical protrusions 61 of the firing pin 21, and in the washer 87 atinlet of the blind hole 88, a spinways 90 are disposed, and thethrough-hole 89 in the washer 87 forms a projection 91, configured tofix the firing pin latch 23 on the firing pin 21;

the firing hammer 26 is configured as a rod 92 with a grooves 93 at oneend, and at the other end of the rod 92 the hammer 94 is disposed in theform of the rectangular bar, and a slot 95 is made in the hammer 94 andin the adjacent part of the rod 92, configured to interact with thefiring hammer 26 with the mainspring latch 28, and a blind hole 96 isdisposed inside the firing hammer 26 to interact with a mainspring 27,and at the bottom of the hammer 94, from the side of the rod 92, thecocking stud area 97 is disposed to interact with a sear platform 297 ofthe trigger bar 17;

the firing hammer 26K configured as the rod 92 with a washer 98 with aslots 99 at one end, and a holes 100 are on the side surface of the rod92, and at the other end of the rod 92, there is a hammer 94 configuredas the rectangular bar, and the slot 95 is disposed in hammer 94 and inthe adjacent part of the rod 92 to interact with the firing hammer 26Kwith the mainspring latch 28, and the blind hole 96 is disposed insidethe firing hammer 26K to interact with the mainspring 27, and at thebottom of the hammer 94, from the side of the rod 92, the cocking studarea 97 is disposed to interact with the sear platform 297 of thetrigger bar 17;

the mainspring latch 28 is configured in the form of a rod 101 with thetwo protrusions 102 at one end of the rod 101, and this end passes intoa smaller diameter rod 103, and a blind hole 104 is disposed inside themainspring latch 28;

a muzzle break 105 contains a lower part of the muzzle break 47, inwhich an upper part of the muzzle break 48 is mounted, and these partsare interconnected by the screws of the muzzle break 49;

the lower part of the muzzle break 47 is configured in the form of theplate 106 with inside a groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into athreaded section 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passesinto a smooth conical part 109, and the threaded section 108 and thesmooth conical part 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9A, and behindthe conical part 109, a smooth cylindrical section 110 is disposed withdiameter corresponding to an inner channel of the barrel 121, whichpasses into a cylindrical groove 112, configured to assemble the upperpart of the muzzle break 48, and after the assembly of the muzzle break105, it forms the lock time chamber 347, and the cylindrical groove 112passes into an outer tube 113, and in the place of the smoothcylindrical section 110 and the cylindrical groove 112, a two slots 114are disposed at an acute angle to a longitudinal axis 115 of the muzzlebreak 105, and the two slots 114 in the cross section form an angle 116between themselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots 114 in theassembled muzzle break 105 form an inclined channel 349 to ensuredevelopment of the exhaust gas jet stream 352 of the propellants, and athreaded holes 117 are made on the outside of the threaded section 108,configured for the screws of a muzzle break 49 at assembling the muzzlebreak 105;

the upper part of the muzzle break 48 is configured in the form of aplate 106 with the groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into a threadedsection 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passes into thesmooth conical part 109, and the threaded section 108 and the smoothconical part 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9A, and behind theconical part 109 the smooth cylindrical section 110 with diametercorresponding to the inner channel of the barrel 121 is disposed, whichpasses into a cylindrical groove 111, and the cylindrical groove 111 isconfigured to assemble the lower part of the muzzle break 47 and afterassembling the muzzle break 105 the lock time chamber 347 is formed init, and the cylindrical groove 111 passes into the inner tube 118 withan inner smooth hole 119 with diameter corresponding to the innerchannel diameter of the barrel 121, and in the place of the smoothcylindrical section 110 and the cylindrical groove 111, the two slots114 are configured at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis 115 of themuzzle break 105, and the two slots 114 in the cross section form theangle 116 between themselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots 114in the assembled muzzle break 105 form an inclined channel 349 to ensuredevelopment of the exhaust gas jet stream 352 of the propellants, and aholes 120 are made on the outside of the threaded section 108,configured for the screws of the muzzle break 49 at assembling themuzzle break 105;

the barrel 9A has the smooth inner channel 121 without grooves, and fromoutside it is configured with a smooth cylindrical section 122, whichpasses into a threaded section with a buttress thread 123, which passesinto a circular groove 124, which passes into a smooth cylindricalsection 125 with a groove 126 to interact with the barrel latch 10, andthe smooth cylindrical section 125 passes into a cylindrical section127, which passes into a cylindrical section 128 with a slots 129 alongthe outer perimeter, and all said sections of the barrel 9A aredifferent in thickness;

the multifunctional cartridge 11 comprising a threaded bushing 133, aspring half-rings 134 configured to interact with the carelessammunition 38, a inner smooth bushing 135 with grooves for the springhalf-rings 134, at least one a middle bushing 136 and an outer bushingwith variable diameter 137, which has a bigger diameter 138, and thethreaded bushing 133 configured with two or more threaded slots, and thebushings 133, 135, 136 and 137 are inserted into each other withtension, and the outer surfaces of the bushings 133, 135, 136 and 137are polished to a full gloss;

the conical bushing of the receiver 13 has a cylindrical section 139,which passes into a smaller cylindrical section 140, and a conical hole141 is disposed inside of said conical bushing 141, and configured tointeract with the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the small base ofwhich is disposed at the end of the cylindrical section 139;

the receiver 13 is configured with cylindrical part 142, where at theend of the cylindrical part 142, the multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section 143 is configured for mounting of the conical bushingof the receiver 12, installation of the multifunctional cartridge 11 andthe barrel, and at the inlet of said multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section 143 a cross-threaded hole 144 is configured from thebottom to mount the barrel latch 10, and the said multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section 143 passes into a cylindricalgroove 145, and the cylindrical groove 145 passes into a complex-shapedsection 146, which repeats the shape of the front part of the bolt body25, and at inlet of the complex-shaped section 146, two cylindricalguiding chamfers 147 are disposed, and on top of the receiver 13 a rail148 is configured to attach the brackets for different sights, and therear end of the cylindrical part 142 passes into a complex-shaped bar149, ended with a console 150 having a protrusion 151 at its end, inwhich a hole 152 is disposed to mount the upper screw 36; and also atthe point of abutment of the console 150 against the complex-shaped bar149, a leading notch 153 is made with the protrusion 154 and a slot 155at the bottom of the leading notch 153 of the complex-shaped bar 149 tointeract with the leading protrusion 75 of the bolt body 25, as well asa hole 156 in the complex-shaped bar 149 is configured for the magazine7, a window 157 to eject the ammunition 38, the guiding slots 158configured for passage of the locking lugs 72 of the bolt body 25, andalso, f stepped through-hole 159 for passage of the bolt body 25, and atthe junction of the console 150 to the bar of complex-shaped 149 thereis a protrusion 160 with a blind hole 161 and the protrusion with athrough-hole 162 are configured to interact with the safety 15 and thesafety spring 14; between the projection 160 and the projection with thethrough-hole 162, a slot 163 is disposed, and a through slot 164 isconfigured in the projection with the through-hole 162 to mount thesafety 15, and a blind slots 165 are configured to fix the safety 15 inthe “fire” position and to set and release the bolt 4 from the weapon1C, and a slot 166 is configured in the console 150 for passage of thefiring hammer 26 or 26K, and a trapezoidal hole 167 for passage of thetrigger bar 17, as well as a rectangular hole 168 at the bottom of theprojection 160 and the projection with a through-hole 162 in the guideslot 158 is configured to mount a fixing plate 178 of the safety 15, anda projection 169 is configured in the lower part of the complex-shapedbar 149 to retain the magazine latch 19 in the open position, and aprotrusion 170 with a blind threaded hole 171 configured for the lowerscrew 37;

the safety 15 in the form of an axis 172 with a blind hole 173 isconfigured to interact with the safety spring 14, and the axis 172passes into a base 174 configured in the form of the plate, and aprotrusion 175 is disposed on the base 174 to interact with the blindslot 165 of the receiver 13 to retain the safety 15 in the “fire”position and to set and release the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, and thebase 174 passes into a thumb piece 176 configured in the form of thecomplex-shaped plate, and a cylindrical protrusion 177 is disposed atthe end of the thumb piece 176, where the fixing plate 178 with thesafety lug 179 is made at the abutment of the base 174 against the thumbpiece 176, configured to interact with the locking lug 72 of the boltbody 25 and to fix the locking lug 72 in the receiver 13, and the safetylug 179 interacts with the rectangular hole 86 of the bolt body 25 andis configured to fix the bolt 4 in the receiver 13, and a conicalprotrusion 180 on the side surface of the thumb piece 176 is configuredto interact with the hammer 94 of the firing hammer 26;

the trigger bar 17 is configured in a form of a complex-shaped plate 294with a protrusion 295 at one end, and the protrusion 295 has a radiussurface 296 and the sear platform 297 configured to interact with theplatform of the cocking stud 97 of the firing hammer 26, and at theother end of the plate 294 a trigger bar 298 is disposed in the form ofthe bracket, and in the center of the plate 294 a protrusion 299 with athrough-hole 300 is disposed for the axis 20, and a hole 301 isconfigured between the protrusion 295 and the protrusion 299 of theplate 294 to interact with a long bent end 292 of the trigger bar spring18;

the magazine latch 19 is configured in a form of a lever 302 made ofcomplex-shaped plate with a button 303 at one end, and a supportplatform 304 is made on the button 303, and a console 305 is configuredin the form of the rectangular rod at the other end of the lever 302,and a slot 306 is disposed in the center of the console 305 to interactwith the trigger bar spring 18, while above the button 303 a protrusion307 is disposed with a hole 308 and a slot 309 configured to interactwith a short bent end 293 of the trigger bar spring 18, as well as ahole 310 to interact with the axis 20;

the trigger guard with the magazine box 16 is configured in a form ofcomplex-shaped plate 311 with a cylindrical protrusion 312 with the hole312A purposed for the lower screw 37, and a slot 313, and at the end ofthe plate 311, a trigger guard 314, a complex-shaped protrusion 315, theslot 313 are disposed, and the projection 315 has a through-hole 316configured for the axis 20 and the hole 316A for the cross screw 34, anda threaded hole 317 is disposed in front of the trigger guard 314 in theplate 311, configured for the upper screw 36, as well as a magazine box318 is in the centre of the plate 311 configured to interact with themagazine 7, and a slot 319 with the inclined platform 320 is configuredto interact with the magazine latch 19;

the handguard 248 is configured in a form of a complex-shaped bar 249with a complex-shaped through-hole 250 disposed inside to interact withthe protrusion 170 of the receiver 13, and a stepped hole 251 is made inthe bar 249 configured to interact with the barrel latch 10, and alongitudinal blind hole 252 configured to interact with the threadedbushing of the bipod 33;

the hunting gunstock containing the gunstock 8 with a threaded bushings30, on which a back plate 31A is installed and fixed with the screws ofa back plate 32 in the threaded bushings 30, and also the threadedbushing 33 is installed in the gunstock 8.

According to the third variant of the invention, the caseless magazineweapon 1C, 515 which contains a bolt 4 interacting with a receiver 13,configured to reciprocate and rotate about the axis in a guiding slots158 of the receiver 13, and the said receiver 13 is mounted in askeletal buttstock 29C, a handguard 248, and fixed by a trigger guardwith the magazine box 16, an upper screw 36 and a lower screw 37, andthe skeletal buttstock 29C is fixed by a cross screw 34, the nut of thecross screw 35, and, in the trigger guard with magazine box 16, 520 amagazine 7 is installed; the trigger bar 17 is installed on an axis 20and configured for axial rotation, and interacting with a firing hammer26, a trigger bar spring 18 and a magazine latch 19 on the axis 20,configured to ensure axial rotation, and the said trigger bar 17 and themagazine latch 19 are spring-loaded by the trigger bar spring 18, andthe magazine latch 19 interacts with the magazine 7, and a conicalbushing 12 of a receiver 13 is mounted in the 525 receiver 13 and amultifunctional cartridge 11 is mounted on said conical bushing of thereceiver 12; a barrel 9C with the muzzle break 105 screwed on the frontend of it and fixed by the screws of the muzzle break 49, and the rearend is screwed into the receiver 13 and fixed by a barrel latch 10; asafety 15, spring-loaded through a safety spring 14, which is disposedin the receiver 13 and configured to reciprocate and to rotate about theaxis; fixed at 530 front side by a latch of the bipod 51 in thehandguard 248 a folding adjustable bipod 50; an adjustable cheek piece42 fixed on the skeletal buttstock 29C by a latches of adjustable cheekpiece 43; a adjustable back plate 31C fixed on the skeletal buttstock29C by a latch of the adjustable back plate 41; the handguard 248,

in which by the invention,

the bolt 4 contains a firing pin 21, which is mounted in a conicalbushing of the bolt 24 and configured to rotate on the firing pin 21 andat the same time, it is permanently pressed by the spring of the firingpin latch 22 to a bolt body 25, and the firing pin 21 is installed in athrough-hole 82 of the bolt body 25 with ability to reciprocate; it isloaded by the spring of the firing pin latch 22 and fixed by a firingpin latch 23, inserted into a central blind cylindrical channel 79 ofthe bolt body 25 and configured to reciprocate, and the bolt 4 containsthe firing hammer 26 installed into the central blind cylindricalchannel 79 and configured for reciprocal motion; and the mainspringcapable to compress and expand in the firing hammer 26 is disposedinside the firing hammer 26 and fixed by a mainspring latch 28 in thebolt body 25;

the firing pin 21 is configured in the form of stepped shaft, which hasa conical part 52 at front, which passes into a cylindrical part withthe smaller diameter 53, and an inclined protrusion 54 is formed at thejoint of the conical part 52 and the cylindrical part with the smallerdiameter 53, and the angle of the inclined protrusion d54 relative tothe axis of the firing pin 55 is equal to 30-45 degrees, and thecylindrical part with the smaller diameter 53 passes into a cylindricalpart with the bigger diameter 56, which passes into a cylindrical piston57, and said the cylindrical piston 57 passes into the rod section withthe grooves 58, where a rear groove 59 passes into a square part 60 witha cylindrical protrusions 61 disposed at the end of the square part 60,and the rear grooves 59, the square part 60 and the cylindricalprotrusions 61 interact with the firing pin latch 23;

the conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured to rotate on the firingpin 21 and pressed by the spring of the firing pin latch 22 to a glazedarea 78 at the end of a cylindrical head 70 of the bolt body 25, and thesaid conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured in the form of atruncated cone 62 with a blind conical hole 63, which passes into a hole64, which forms the wall 65 at the outlet of the big base of thetruncated cone 62, and at inlet of the blind conical hole 63 there areat least three a protrusions 66, which interact with a caselessammunition 38;

the bolt body 25 has a cylindrical part 67, which passes into a thinnercylindrical part 68, where a slots 69 are disposed along the perimeterof outer part of the thinner cylindrical part 68, and the thinnercylindrical part 68 passes into the cylindrical head 70, the triggerguard with the magazine box 16 and a chamfer 71 is disposed at thepassage from the cylindrical part 67 into the thinner cylindrical part68, and at the passage from the thinner cylindrical part 68 into thecylindrical head 70 a locking lugs 72 are made in the form of twoprotrusions with the ends made in the form of a radius surfaces 73, andthe corbelling protrusion consisting of a base 74 and a leadingprotrusion 75, configured to interact with the leading notch 153 of thereceiver 13, and the leading protrusion 75 is the third locking lug ofthe bolt 4 and interacts with the protrusion 154 of the receiver 13, andthe leading protrusion 75 is provided with a handle 76 in the form ofthe rod with a ball at the end, and at the end face of the base 74 aarea 77 is disposed to interact with the leading notch 153 of thereceiver 13, and the handle 76 is disposed at an angle to the lockinglugs 72, and the face end of the cylindrical head 70 has the glazed area78 to interact with the conical bushing of the bolt 24;

the central blind cylindrical channel 79 is disposed inside the boltbody 25 and configured to interact with the firing hammer 26, the springof the firing pin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, and in the rearpart of the central cylindrical channel 79, there are two a lead-inslots 80 and a groove 81 to interact with a protrusions 102 of themainspring latch 28; whereupon in the front end of the centralcylindrical channel 79 the through-hole 82 is disposed to interact withthe firing pin 21, and at an end 83 of the cylindrical part 67 are madetwo screwed protrusions 84 with a screwed surfaces 85 configured tointeract with firing hammer 26 are disposed, and the cylindrical part 67has a rectangular hole 86 to interact with a safety lug 179 of thesafety 15;

the firing pin latch 23 is made in the form of a washer 87 with a blindhole 88, a through-hole 89 is made behind the blind hole 88, whichrepeats the shape of the end of the square part 60 with the cylindricalprotrusions 61 of the firing pin 21, and in the washer 87 at inlet ofthe blind hole 88, a spinways 90 are disposed, and the through-hole 89in the washer 87 forms a projections 91, configured to fix the firingpin latch 23 on the firing pin 21;

the firing hammer 26 is configured as a rod 92 with a grooves 93 at oneend, and at the other end of the rod 92 the hammer 94 is disposed in theform of the rectangular bar, and the a 95 is made in the hammer 94 andin the adjacent part of the rod 92, configured to interact with thefiring hammer 26 with the mainspring latch 28, and a blind hole 96 isdisposed inside the firing hammer 26 to interact with a mainspring 27,and at the bottom of the hammer 94, from the side of the rod 92, thecocking stud area 97 is disposed to interact with a sear platform 297 ofthe trigger bar 17;

the firing hammer 26K configured as the rod 92 with a washer 98 with aslots 99 at one end, and a holes 100 are on the side surface of the rod92, and at the other end of the rod 92, there is a hammer 94 configuredas the rectangular bar, and the slot 95 is disposed in hammer 94 and inthe adjacent part of the rod 92 to interact with the firing hammer 26Kwith the mainspring latch 28, and the blind hole 96 is disposed insidethe firing hammer 26K to interact with the mainspring 27, and at thebottom of the hammer 94, from the side of the rod 92, the cocking studarea 97 is disposed to interact with the sear platform 297 of thetrigger bar 17;

the mainspring latch 28 is configured in the form of a rod 101 with thetwo protrusions 102 at one end of the rod 101, and this end passes intoa smaller diameter rod 103, and a blind hole 104 is disposed inside themainspring latch 28;

the muzzle break 105 contains a lower part of the muzzle break 47, inwhich an upper part of the muzzle break 48 is mounted, and these partsare interconnected by the screws of the muzzle break 49;

the lower part of the muzzle break 47 is configured in the form of theplate 106 with inside a groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into thethreaded section 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passesinto a smooth conical part 109, and the threaded section 108 and thesmooth conical part 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9A, and behindthe conical part 109, a smooth cylindrical section 110 is disposed withdiameter corresponding to an inner channel of the barrel 121, whichpasses into a cylindrical groove 112, configured to assemble the upperpart of the muzzle break 48, and after the assembly of the muzzle break105, it forms the lock time chamber 347, and the cylindrical groove 112passes into an outer tube 113, and in the place of the smoothcylindrical section 110 and the cylindrical groove 112, a two slots 114are disposed at an acute angle to a longitudinal axis 115 of the muzzlebreak 105, and the two slots 114 in the cross section form an angle 116between themselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots 114 in theassembled muzzle break 105 form an inclined channel 349 to ensuredevelopment of the exhaust gas jet stream 352 of the propellants, and athreaded holes 117 are made on the outside of the threaded section 108,configured for the screws of a muzzle break 49 at assembling the muzzlebreak 105;

the upper part of the muzzle break 48 is configured in the form of aplate 106 with the groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into a threadedsection 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passes into thesmooth conical part 109, and the threaded section 108 and the smoothconical part 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9A, and behind theconical part 109 the smooth cylindrical section 110 with diametercorresponding to the inner channel of the barrel 121 is disposed, whichpasses into a cylindrical groove 111, and the cylindrical groove 111 isconfigured to assemble the lower part of the muzzle break 47 and afterassembling the muzzle break 105 the lock time chamber 347 is formed init, and the cylindrical groove 111 passes into an inner tube 118 with aninner smooth hole 119 with diameter corresponding to the inner channeldiameter of the barrel 121, and in the place of the smooth cylindricalsection 110 and the cylindrical groove 111, the two slots 114 areconfigured at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis 115 of the muzzlebreak 105, and two slots 114 in the cross section form the angle 116between themselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots 114 in theassembled muzzle break 105 form the inclined channel 349 to ensuredevelopment of the exhaust gas jet stream 352 of the propellants, and aholes 120 are made on the outside of the threaded section 108,configured for the screws of the muzzle break 49 at assembling themuzzle break 49;

the barrel 9C has the smooth inner channel 121 without grooves, and fromoutside it is configured with a smooth cylindrical section 122, whichpasses into a threaded section with the buttress thread 123, whichpasses into a circular groove 124, which passes into a smoothcylindrical section 125 with a groove 126 to interact with the barrellatch 10, and the smooth cylindrical section 125 passes into acylindrical section 127, which passes into a cylindrical section 128with a slots 129 along the outer perimeter, which passes into a slot130, and all said sections of the barrel 9C are different in thickness;

the multifunctional cartridge 11 comprising a threaded bushing 133, aspring half-rings 134 configured to interact with the carelessammunition 38, a inner smooth bushing 135 with grooves for the springhalf-rings 134, at least one a middle bushing 136 and an outer bushingwith variable diameter 137, which has a bigger diameter 138, and thethreaded bushing 133 configured with two or more threaded slots, and thebushings 133, 135, 136 and 137 are inserted into each other withtension, and the outer surfaces of the bushings 133, 135, 136 and 137are polished to a full gloss;

the conical bushing of the receiver 13 has a cylindrical section 139,which passes into a smaller cylindrical section 140, and a conical hole141 is disposed inside of said conical bushing 141, and configured tointeract with the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the small base ofwhich is disposed at the end of the cylindrical section 139;

the receiver 13 is configured with cylindrical part 142, where at theend of the cylindrical part 142, the multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section 143 is configured for mounting of the conical bushingof the receiver 12, installation of the multifunctional cartridge 11 andthe barrel, and at the inlet of said multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section 143 a cross-threaded hole 144 is configured from thebottom to mount the barrel latch 10, and the said multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section 143 passes into a cylindricalgroove 145, and the cylindrical groove 145 passes into a complex-shapedsection 146, which repeats the shape of the front part of the bolt body25, and at inlet of the complex-shaped section 146, two cylindricalguiding chamfers 147 are disposed, and on top of the receiver 13 a rail148 is configured to attach the brackets for different sights, and therear end of the cylindrical part 142 passes into a complex-shaped bar149, ended with a console 150 having a protrusion 151 at its end, inwhich a hole 152 is disposed to mount the upper screw 36; and also atthe point of abutment of the console 150 against the complex-shaped bar149, the leading notch 153 is made with a protrusion 154 and a slot 155at the bottom of the leading notch 153 of the complex-shaped bar 149 tointeract with the leading protrusion 75 of the bolt body 25, as well asa hole 156 in the complex-shaped bar 149 is configured for the magazine7, a window 157 to eject the ammunition 38, the guiding slots 158configured for passage of the locking lugs 72 of the bolt body 25, andalso, a stepped through-hole 159 for passage of the bolt body 25, and atthe junction of the console 150 to the bar of complex-shaped 149 thereis a protrusion 160 with a blind hole 161 and the protrusion with athrough-hole 162 are configured to interact with the safety 15 and thesafety spring 14; between the projection 160 and the projection with thethrough-hole 162, a slot 163 is disposed, and a through slot 164 isconfigured in the projection with the through-hole 162 to mount thesafety 15, and a blind slots 165 are configured to fix the safety 15 inthe “fire” position and to set and release the bolt 4 from the weapon1C, and a slot 166 is configured in the console 150 for passage of thefiring hammer 26 or 26K, and a trapezoidal hole 167 for passage of thetrigger bar 17, as well as a rectangular hole 168 at the bottom of theprojection 160 and the projection with the through-hole 162 in the guideslot 158 is configured to mount a fixing plate 178 of the safety 15, anda projection 169 is configured in the lower part of the complex-shapedbar 149 to retain the magazine latch 19 in the open position, and aprotrusion 170 with a blind threaded hole 171 configured for the lowerscrew 37;

the safety 15 in the form of an axis 172 with a blind hole 173 isconfigured to interact with the safety spring 14, and the axis 172passes into a base 174 configured in the form of the plate, and aprotrusion 175 is disposed on the base 174 to interact with the blindslot 165 of the receiver 13 to retain the safety 15 in the “fire”position and to set and release the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, and thebase 174 passes into a thumb piece 176 configured in the form of thecomplex-shaped plate, and a cylindrical protrusion 177 is disposed atthe end of the thumb piece 176, where the fixing plate 178 with thesafety lug 179 is made at the abutment of the base 174 against the thumbpiece 176, configured to interact with the locking lug 72 of the boltbody 25 and to fix the locking lug 72 in the receiver 13, and the safetylug 179 interacts with the rectangular hole 86 of the bolt body 25 andis configured to fix the bolt 4 in the receiver 13, and a conicalprotrusion 180 on the side surface of the thumb piece 176 is configuredto interact with the hammer 94 of the firing hammer 26;

the trigger bar 17 is configured in a form of a complex-shaped plate 294with a protrusion 295 at one end, and the protrusion 295 has a radiussurface 296 and the sear platform 297 configured to interact with theplatform of the cocking stud 97 of the firing hammer 26, and at theother end of the plate 294 a trigger bar 298 is disposed in the form ofthe bracket, and in the center of the plate 294 a protrusion 299 with athrough-hole 300 is disposed for the axis 20, and a hole 301 isconfigured between the protrusion 295 and the protrusion 299 of theplate 294 to interact with a long bent end 292 of the trigger bar spring18;

the magazine latch 19 is configured in a form of a lever 302 made ofcomplex-shaped plate with a button 303 at one end, and a supportplatform 304 is made on the button 303, and a console 305 is configuredin the form of the rectangular rod at the other end of the lever 302,and a slot 306 is disposed in the center of the console 305 to interactwith the trigger bar spring 18, while above the button 303 a protrusion307 is disposed with a hole 308 and a slot 309 configured to interactwith a short bent end 293 of the trigger bar spring 18, as well as ahole 310 to interact with the axis 20;

the trigger guard with the magazine box 16 is configured in a form ofcomplex-shaped plate 311 with a cylindrical protrusion 312 with the hole312A purposed for the lower screw 37, and a slot 313 at one end, and atthe other end of the plate 311 there is a trigger guard 314, acomplex-shaped protrusion 315, the slot 313, and the projection 315 hasa through-hole 316 configured for the axis 20 and the hole 316A—for thecross screw 34, and a threaded hole 317 is disposed in front of thetrigger guard 314 in the plate 311, configured for the upper screw 36,as well as a magazine box 318 is in the centre of the plate 311configured to interact with the magazine 7, and a slot 319 with theinclined platform 320, which are configured to interact with themagazine latch 19;

the handguard 248 is configured in the form of the complex-shaped bar249 with a complex-shaped through-hole 250 disposed inside to interactwith the protrusion 170 of the receiver 13, and a stepped hole 251 ismade in the bar 249 configured to interact with the barrel latch 10, anda longitudinal blind hole 252 configured to interact with a threadedbushing of the bipod 33;

the folding adjustable bipod 50 contains a bipod bracket 253 configuredfor axial rotation on the latch of the bipod—51, bipod stubs 255installed on the bipod bracket 25 and fixed with screws of bipod stubs254, and they are configured for axial rotation on the screws of thebipod stubs 254; it also contains bipod stubs latches 256 configured toreciprocate and is spring-loaded by plate springs 257, and interact atthe same time with the bipod bracket 253 and the bipod stubs 255, italso contains conical nuts 258 and withdrawable locks 259;

the bipod bracket 253 is configured in a form of a flat bent plate 260of complex shape with the protrusions 261 at the ends, and through-holes262 are disposed in the protrusions 261 and configured for the screws ofthe bipod stubs 254, and semi-circular conical holes 263 are disposed onthe external walls of the protrusions 261 configured for interaction andfixing the bipod stubs 255 in the bipod bracket 253 by the bipod stubslatch 256, and the external walls of the protrusions 261 are configuredradius 264, and through-hole 265 configured to interact with the latchof the bipod 51 is disposed in a center of the flat bent plate 260;

the bipod stubs latch 256 is configured in the form of the steppedcylinder, which starts from a release button 266, which passes into acylindrical part 267 with a smaller diameter, which passes into acylindrical part 268 with a smaller diameter, which passes into aconic-cylindrical part 269 with a larger diameter, which passes into acylindrical part 270 with a smaller diameter, which ends with a washer271;

the bipod stub 255 is configured in the form of a complex-shaped plate272, which passes into a tube 273, and a through slot 274 is disposed inthe upper part of the plate 272 and configured to interact with thebipod bracket 253, as well as a through threaded hole 275 configured tointeract with the screw of the bipod stub 254, and a through-hole 276 isdisposed in the lower part of the plate 272 to interact with the bipodstubs latch 256, and the tube 273 passes into a cylindrical section withan outer thread 277, which passes into a radius groove 278, and thegroove 278 passes into the conical head with through cross slots 279,which form lugs of retaining clamps 280, and a cylindrical protrusion281 is disposed at the ends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 280configured to fix the withdrawable lock 259, and a longitudinal hole 282is disposed inside the bipod stub 255 configured to interact with thewithdrawable lock 259;

the conical nut 258 is configured in the form of a cylindrical sectionwith a notch 283, which passes into a conical section 284, a threadedsection 285 is disposed inside the cylindrical section 283, which passesinto a groove 286, which passes into an inner conical section 287;

the withdrawable lock 259 is configured in a form of a rod 288 with acylinder-conical head 289 at one end, and a cylindrical head 290 at theother end, with grooves 291 disposed along the entire length of the rod288;

the skeletal buttstock 29C is configured in the form of a complex-shapedbar 181 with a through hole 182 disposed inside, which has formed afiring handle 183, a rack 184, a lower jumper 185, a upper jumper 186,and a console 187 is disposed in the bar 181 at the side of the rack184, and a grasp 188 is configured in the bar 181 at the side of thefiring handle 183, and a blind longitudinal hole 189 is disposed in theconsole 187 to interact with the adjustable back plate 31C, and athreaded holes 190 to interact with the latch of the adjustable backplate 41, besides, the side surfaces of the console 187 has the rows ofa spherical recesses 191 to interact with a retaining pin 212 for theadjustable back plate latch 41, and a slots 192 are disposed inside thegrasp 188 configured to mount the receiver 13, and a slots 193configured to mount the trigger guard with magazine box 16, and a crosshole 194 is disposed in the grasp 188 configured to mount the crossscrew 34 and the nut of the cross screw 35, and also a vertical hole 195is made to mount the upper screw of the trigger guard with the magazinebox 36, and a hole 196 is disposed in a rack 184 to mount a threadedbushing of the stop lock 46, which passes into a conical hole 197configured to interact with the stop lock 45, and the conical hole 197passes into a blind hole 198 configured to interact with a stop 44;

the stop lock 45 is configured in the form of a cylindrical section withthe notches 199, which passes into a groove 200, which passes into acylindrical section with an outer thread 201, which passes into a radiusgroove 202, which passes into the conical head with the through crossslots 203, which form the lugs of the retaining clamps 204, and acylindrical protrusion 205 is made at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps 204, which is configured to fix the stop 44, and a hole206 is made inside the stop lock 45 to interact with the stop 44;

the stop 44 is configured in the form of a rod 207 with a cylindricalhead 208 at one end with the disk with notches at the other end, and thegrooves 210 are disposed along the entire length of the rod 207;

the latch of the adjustable back plate 41 containing an adjusting screw211, in which a blind hole 218 with a threaded section 219 and athrough-hole 220 is disposed, the retaining pin 212 configured toreciprocate is spring-loaded by a retaining pin spring 213, and theretaining pin spring 213 interacts with the retaining pin 212 at oneside and fixed by a stop screw 214 at another side, it is capable tocompress and expand in the blind hole 218;

the adjusting screw 211 is configured in the form of a threaded rod 215with a cylindrical head 216, with a semi-circular slots 217, and theblind hole 218 with the threaded section 219 is disposed inside theadjusting screw 211, and the blind hole 218 passes into the through-hole220;

the adjustable back plate 31C contains a back plate bracket 221 intowhich a back plate extension piece 222 and a back plate 223 areinstalled, which are connected to the back plate bracket 221 by the backplate screws 224;

the back plate bracket 221 is configured in the form of a longitudinalplate 225 and a transverse plate 226 connected at right angles to eachother, and a slot 227 is disposed at side surfaces of the longitudinalplate 225 and a number of spherical recesses 228 are disposed inside theslot, and the slot 227 and the spherical recesses 228 are configured tointeract with the latch of the adjustable back plate 41, and thetransverse plate 226 repeats the shape of the back plate 223, and acomplex-shaped blind hole 229 is disposed inside the transverse plate226 to fix the back plate extension piece 222, and threaded holes 230are disposed inside the transverse plate 226 and configured for the backplate screws 224;

the adjustable cheek piece 42 containing a cheek piece clamp 231 rigidlyconnected to a cheek piece 232 by cheek piece screws 233, and theadjustable cheek piece latches s 43 are made in the form of the threadedrod with the ring spring and the cylindrical head with semi-circularslots to interact with rests of the cheek piece clamp 234 configured toreciprocate in the cheek piece clamp 231, and they are configured forjoint reciprocal motion with the latches of the adjustable cheek piece43;

the cheek piece clamp 231 is configured in a form of a bent plate 235with free ends 236, whereoutside the free ends 236 protrusions 237 areconfigured, and at the edges of the protrusions 237 through-holes 238are configured to interact with the rests of the cheek piece clamp 234,and in the center of the protrusions 237 threaded holes 239 areconfigured to interact with the latches of the adjustable cheek piece43, and in the upper part of the bent plate 235 the threaded holes 240are configured to interact with the cheek piece screws 233;

the rest of the cheek piece clamp 234 containing sleeve stop 241, inwhich into the blind holes with the threaded section 245 and throughholes 246 the retaining pins 212 are installed which are configured toreciprocate and spring-loaded by the retaining pin spring 213, and theretaining pin springs 213 interacts with the retaining pin 212 at oneside, and at another side, it is fixed by thrust screws 242 and capableto compress and expand in the blind holes with the threaded section 245;

the sleeve stop 241 is configured in a form of a plate 243 withcylindrical protrusions 244 disposed at the ends of the plate 243, andthe blind holes with the threaded section 245 and the through-holes 246are configured in the cylindrical protrusions 244 to interact with theretaining pin 212, the retaining pin spring 213, the thrust screw 242,and in the center of the plate 243 a threaded hole 247 is configured tointeract with the latches of the adjustable cheek piece 43.

Preferably, the threaded bushing 133 and an inner smooth bushing 135 aremade of 840 carbide and refractory material.

Preferably, the spring half-rings 134 are made of carbide and refractorymaterial.

In the proposed weapons 1A, 1B, 1C, facilitation of cocking, chargingand discharging is attained by the fact that: when the bolt 4 is pushedback after firing, ammunition 38 is not available, and in case of thefailure to fire, ammunition 38 possesses the free gap between the wallsof the multifunctional cartridge 11, taking into account the cone ratioof the conical bushing 24 of the bolt 4, the extraction of ammunition 38and facilitated discharge of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C is facilitated.

The trigger bar spring 18 is cocked in case of closing of the bolt, whenthe bolt 4 gains the maximum run-out impulse, the cocking force is thusreduced, and loading of the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C is facilitated.

As for the proposed weapon 1A, 1B, 1C, the extraction is facilitatedwith enhancement of its reliability by the fact that: to extract theammunition 38, it is necessary to open and to pull back the bolt 4 up toextreme rear position, and the rear part of the ammunition 38 is in theconical bushing 24, in the bolt 4, and bears against the protrusions 66,and the rear part of the ammunition 38 is retained in the cylindricalpart of smaller diameter 53 by means of inclined protrusion 54 of thefiring pin 21 using the expanding ring 323 disposed in a externalmarker-washer 324 and the inner washer 325 of the ignition block 326),in case of mechanical extraction. For the purpose of magnetic extractionof ammunition 38, there is a magnetic extraction marker-washer 328within the ignition block 327, which is magnetized to the firing pin 21.The gap 330 is disposed between the end of the conical part 52 of thefiring pin 21 and the capsule with the anvil 329 of the ignition block326 or 327. The gap 330 between the end of the conical part 52 of thefiring pin 21 and the capsule with the anvil 329 of the ignition block326 or 327, ensures impossibility for the primer with the anvil 329 tobe pined on by the conical part 52 of the firing pin 21, whichcontributes to the security of the charging and recharging cycle.Further, it is necessary to remove the ammunition 38 from the weapon 1A,1B, 1C using the magnet 331 or the hand extractor 332 configured in theform of the rod with the semi-circular plate.

In accordance with the second method of extraction of the ammunition 38,it is required to turn a safety 15 into the middle position, to open,and to remove the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C. Hereafter, removeby hand the ammunition 38 from the bolt 4 and install the bolt 4 in thereceiver 13, delivering another ammunition 38 from the magazine 7 to acartridge 11 of the receiver, if required. Set the safety 15 into theposition of protection. This ensures the facilitation of the extractionand enhancement of its reliability.

Assurance of reliability of the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C. in the combatconditions, with a forced supply of the ammunition 38, includingcontaminated ones, is achieved by the fact that: when manually feedingof ammunition, including the contaminated ones, from the magazine 7 intothe multifunctional cartridge 11, the ammunition 38 has the free gapbetween the walls of the multifunctional cartridge 11, and this enhancesthe reliability of the weapon in the combat conditions.

Use of the present invention ensures accurate adjustment, as well asflexibility in the application of the skeletal buttstock with theadjustable back plate and the cheek piece 6C by the shooters withdifferent anthropological characteristics in accordance with the need tosolve various combat missions. This is achieved by the fact that; forvertical and horizontal adjustment of the adjustable cheek piece 42, itis necessary to unscrew the latches of the adjustable cheek piece 43from the threaded holes 239 of the cheek piece clamp 231 at a distanceso that the sleeve stops 241 displaced by the spring rings of thelatches of the adjustable cheek piece 43, will move away from thespherical recesses 191 on the side surfaces of the console 187 of theskeletal gunstock 29C, and with them, the retaining pins 212 of thesleeve stop 241 will be displaced at a distance at which the sphericalsections of the retaining pin 212, spring-loaded by the retaining pinspring 213, begin to drop out of the spherical recesses 191. In suchconditions, the adjustable cheek piece 42 will move vertically andhorizontally within the area of the spherical recesses 191. Afterinstalling the adjustable cheek piece 42 in the position appropriate forthe shooter, the latches of the adjustable cheek piece 43 should betightened, and this will ensure secure fastening of the adjustable cheekpiece 42 on the weapon 1C.

To adjust the length of the adjustable back plate 31C is required tounscrew the adjusting screws 211 for the adjustable back plate latch 41from the threaded holes 190 of the skeletal buttstock 29C at a distanceso that the adjusting screws 211 would displace the retaining pins 212at a distance at which the spherical sections of the retaining pin 212,spring-loaded by the retaining pin spring 213, begin to drop out of thespherical recesses 228 of the back plate bracket 221. In suchconditions, the adjustable back plate 31C is displaced over the lengthwithin the area of the spherical recesses 228. After installing theadjustable back plate 31C in the position appropriate for the shooter,the latches of the adjustable back plate 41 should be tightened, andthis will ensure secure fastening of the adjustable back plate 31C onthe weapon 1C.

To remove the adjustable back plate 31C from the skeletal buttstock 29C,it is required to unscrew the adjusting screws 211 to a distance atwhich the spherical parts of the retaining pin 212 move away from theslots 227 of the back plate bracket 221, and the adjustable back plate31C can be removed.

To adjust the height of the stop 44 is required to unscrew the stop lock45 by a couple of turns from the threaded bushing of the stop lock 46,and the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 of the stop lock 45 will moveapart and the cylindrical protrusions 205 at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps 204 will release the stop 44, and it will be able tomove freely in the blind hole 198 skeletal buttstock 29C. The drop-outof the stop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C is prevented by thecylindrical head 208 at the end of the rod 207 of the stop 44. Afterinstalling the stop 44 in the position appropriate for the shooter, thestop lock 45 should be tightened, while the lugs of the retaining clamps204 of the stop lock 45 will be joined due to the conical hole 197 ofthe skeletal buttstock 29C, and the cylindrical protrusions 205 at theends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 will fasten the stop 44 andit will not be able to move in the blind hole 198 of the skeletalbuttstock 29C, which will ensure reliable fastening of the stop 44 onthe weapon 1C.

To remove the stop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C, it is required tounscrew completely the stop lock 45 from the threaded bushing of thestop lock 46, then the stop lock will be removed together with the stop44 as a single assembly unit, then the stop 44 is to dismantled bytaking it out from the stop lock 45, this is possible due to the factthat the within a passage of the cylindrical head 208 the cylindricalprotrusions 205 at the ends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 willfreely move apart and pass the cylindrical head 208 with the rod 207 ofthe stop 44 through the hole 206 of the stop lock 45.

Use of the present invention ensures accurate adjustment, as well asflexibility in the application of the skeletal buttstock with theadjustable back plate and the cheek piece 6C by the shooters withdifferent anthropological characteristics in accordance with the need tosolve various combat missions. This is achieved by the fact that; forvertical and horizontal adjustment of the adjustable cheek piece 42, itis necessary to unscrew the latches of the adjustable cheek piece 43from the threaded holes 239 of the cheek piece clamp 231 at a distanceso that the sleeve stops 241 displaced by the spring rings of thelatches of the adjustable cheek piece 43, will move away from thespherical recesses 191 on the side surfaces of the console 187 of theskeletal gunstock 29C, and with them the retaining pins 212 of thesleeve stops 241 will be displaced at a distance at which the sphericalsections of the retaining pin 212, spring-loaded by the retaining pinspring 213, begin to drop out of the spherical recesses 191. In suchcondition, the adjustable cheek piece 42 will move vertically andhorizontally within the area of the spherical recesses 191. Afterinstalling the adjustable cheek piece 42 in the position appropriate forthe shooter, the latches of the adjustable cheek piece 43 should betightened, and this will ensure secure fastening of the adjustable cheekpiece 42 on the weapon 1C.

To adjust the length of the adjustable back plate 31C, is required tounscrew the adjusting screws 211 for the adjustable back plate latch 41from the threaded holes 190 of the skeletal buttstock 29C at a distanceso that the adjusting screws 211 would displace the retaining pins 212at a distance at which the spherical sections of the retaining pin 212,spring-loaded by the retaining pin spring 213, begin to drop out of thespherical recesses 228 of the back plate bracket 221. In such condition,the adjustable back plate 31C is displaced over the length within thearea of the spherical recesses 228. After installing the adjustable backplate 31C in the position appropriate for the shooter, the latches ofthe adjustable back plate 41 should be tightened, and this will ensuresecure fastening of the adjustable back plate 31C on the weapon 1C.

To remove the adjustable back plate 31C from the skeletal buttstock 29C,it is required to unscrew the adjusting screws 211 to a distance atwhich the spherical parts of the retaining pin 212 move away from theslots 227 of the back plate bracket 221, and the adjustable back plate31C can be removed.

To adjust the height of the stop 44 is required to unscrew the stop lock45 by a couple of turns from the threaded bushing of the stop lock 46,and the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 of the stop lock 45 will moveapart and the cylindrical protrusions 205 at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps 204 will release the stop 44 and it will be able tomove freely in the blind hole 198 skeletal buttstock 29C. The drop-outof the stop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C is prevented by thecylindrical head 208 at the end of the rod 207 of the stop 44. Afterinstalling the stop 44 in the position appropriate for the shooter, thestop lock 45 should be tightened, while the lugs of the retaining clamps204 of the stop lock 45 will be joined due to the conical hole 197 ofthe skeletal buttstock 29C, and the cylindrical protrusions 205 at theends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 will fasten the stop 44 andit will not be able to move in the blind hole 198 of the skeletalbuttstock 29C, which will ensure reliable fastening of the stop 44 onthe weapon 1C.

To remove the stop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C, it is required tounscrew completely the stop lock 45 from the threaded bushing of thestop lock 46, then the stop lock will be removed together with the stop44 as a single assembly unit, then the stop 44 is to dismantled bytaking it out from the stop lock 45, this is possible due to the factthat the within a passage of the cylindrical head 208 the cylindricalprotrusions 205 at the ends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 willfreely move apart and pass the cylindrical head 208 with the rod 207 ofthe stop 44 through the hole 206 of the stop lock 45.

Use of the present invention ensures accurate adjustment, as wellflexibility in the application of the folding adjustable bipod 50 inaccordance with topographical relief if required to solve various combatmissions. This is achieved by the fact that the folding adjustable bipod50 is configured for lateral oscillation on the latch of the bipod 51,and it can be fixed in the desired position by screwing tightly to theweapon 1A or 1B or 1C by the latch of the bipod 51.

The bipod stub 255 of the folding adjustable bipod 50, can be foldedinto different positions and being fixed in these positions without anybacklash. For this purpose, the button 266 of the bipod stubs latch 256is to be pressed until it stops, and the conic-cylindrical part 269 ofthe bipod stubs latch 256 will come out of engagement with thesemi-circular conical hole 263 of the bipod bracket 253, thus the bipodstub 255 will be able to rotate on the screw of the bipod stub 254 inthe bipod bracket 253. Further, while holding the bipod stub latch 256spring-loaded by the plate spring of the latch 257 in the pressedcondition, the bipod stub 255 should be set in the desired position, andthe bipod stubs latch 256 will be aligned with the semi-circular conicalhole 263 of the bipod bracket 253. Then it is required to release thebipod stubs latch 256. Under the action of the plate spring of the latch257, it is engaged by its conic-cylindrical part 269 of the bipod stubslatch 256 with the semi-circular conical hole 263 of the bipod bracket253, and the bipod stub 255 will be fixed without any backlash. Allabove operations should be repeated for the second bipod stub 255.

To adjust the height of the withdrawable lock 259 it is required tounscrew the conical nut 258 by a couple of turns from the cylindricalsection with the outer thread 277 of the bipod stub 255, and the lugs ofthe retaining clamps 280 of the bipod stub 255 will move apart and thecylindrical protrusions 281 at the ends of the lugs of the retainingclamps 280 will release the withdrawable lock 259 and it will be able tomove freely in the longitudinal hole 282 of the bipod stub 255. Thedrop-out of the withdrawable lock 259 from the bipod stub 255 isprevented by the cylindrical head 290 at the end of the rod 288 of thewithdrawable lock 259. After installing the withdrawable lock 259 in aposition appropriate for the shooter, the conical nut 258 should betightened, while the lugs of the retaining clamps 280 of the bipod stub255 will be joined due to the conical section 287 of the conical nut258, and the cylindrical protrusions 281 at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps 280 will fasten the withdrawable lock 259 and it willnot be able to move in the longitudinal hole 282 of the bipod stub 255,which will ensure reliable fixation of the withdrawable lock 259 on theadjustable bipod 50 in any position.

To remove the withdrawable lock 259 from the bipod stub 255, it isrequired to unscrew completely the conical nut 258 from the cylindricalsection with the outer thread 277 of the bipod stub 255, then theconical nut 258 will be removed together with the withdrawable lock 259as a single assembly unit, then the withdrawable lock 259 is todismantled by taking it out from the conical nut 258, this is possibledue to the fact that the within passage of the cylindrical head 290 thecylindrical protrusions 281 at the ends of the lugs of the retainingclamps 280 will freely move apart and pass the cylindrical head 290 withthe rod 288 of the withdrawable lock 259 through the longitudinal hole282 of the bipod stub 255.

A distinctive feature of the proposed invention is the fact that withinshot the ammunition 38 has surrounded by a large mass of metal—themulti-layered multifunctional cartridge 11, the receiver 13 and the bolt4. The wall thickness of a projectile 335 is 1.5-2 times more ifcompared with the thickness of the cartridge wall in the traditionalweapon, which ensures greater thermal inertia, and the free gap betweenthe walls of the multifunctional cartridge 11 and the walls of theprojectile 335 reduces the contact zone of heat transfer from the heatedmultifunctional cartridge 11 to the projectile 335. Thus, the moment ofself-ignition of the ammunition 38 inside of the heated weapon 1A, 1B,1C has moved away significantly.

Another feature of the proposed weapon is the fact that magazinecaseless weapons 1A, 1B, 1C can be dismantled up to the factory level,and thereafter it can be assembled using the simple screw-driver underall conditions, that ensures repairs and replacement of the parts underfield conditions in case of destruction of the weapon.

A brief description of the Figures related to the invention:

FIG. 1A and FIG. 2A show schematic side view of the weapon 1A.

FIG. 1B and FIG. 2B show schematic side view of the weapon 1B.

FIG. 1C and FIG. 2C show schematic side view of the weapon 1C.

FIG. 3A and FIG. 4A show a side view of the weapon 1A.

FIG. 1B and FIG. 4B show a side view of the weapon 1B.

FIG. 1C and FIG. 4C show a side view of the weapon 1C.

FIG. 5A shows the longitudinal section of the weapon 1A with thehandguard and the hunting buttstock.

FIG. 5B shows the longitudinal section of the weapon 1B with the huntinggunstock.

FIG. 5C shows the longitudinal section of the weapon 1C with thehandguard and the hunting buttstock.

FIG. 6 shows cross-section 1-1, in FIG. 3A—of the weapon 1A; in FIG.3B—of the weapon 1B; in FIG. 3C—of the weapon 1C.

FIG. 7A shows the disassembly of the magazine weapon 1A into the units(side view).

FIG. 7B shows the disassembly of the magazine weapon 1B into units (sideview).

FIG. 7C shows the disassembly of the magazine weapon 1C into units (sideview).

FIG. 8 shows a side view of the bolt 4.

FIG. 9 shows the longitudinal section of the bolt 4.

FIG. 10 shows detailing of the bolt 4 (side view).

FIG. 11 shows a side view of the firing pin 21.

FIG. 12 shows the longitudinal section of the conical bushing of thebolt 24.

FIG. 13 shows a side view of the bolt body 25.

FIG. 14 shows the longitudinal section of the bolt body 25.

FIG. 15 shows a front view of the firing pin latch 23.

FIG. 16 shows a side view of the firing hammer 26.

FIG. 17 shows a side view of the percussion 26K.

FIG. 18 shows a side view of the mainspring latch 28.

FIG. 19A shows detailing of the receiver with the barrel and mechanisms2A (side view).

FIG. 19C shows detailing of the receiver with the barrel and mechanisms2B (side view).

FIG. 20 shows a side view of the muzzle break 105.

FIG. 21 shows detailing of the muzzle break 105 (side view).

FIG. 22 shows a side view of the lower part of muzzle break 47.

FIG. 23 shows a side view of the upper part of muzzle break 48.

FIG. 24A shows a side view of the barrel 9A.

FIG. 24C shows a side view of the barrel 9C.

FIG. 25 shows the longitudinal section of the multifunctional cartridge11.

FIG. 26 shows the longitudinal section of the conical bushing ofreceiver 13.

FIG. 27 , FIG. 28 show side view of the receiver 13.

FIG. 29 shows the longitudinal section of the receiver 13.

FIG. 30 , FIG. 31 show side view of the safety 15.

FIG. 32 shows detailing of the hunting buttstock 6A (side view).

FIG. 33 shows detailing of the hunting gunstock 1C (side view).

FIG. 34 shows detailing of the skeletal buttstock with the adjustableback plate and the cheek piece 6C (side view).

FIG. 35 shows a side view of the skeletal buttstock 29C.

FIG. 36 shows the longitudinal section of the skeletal buttstock 29C.

FIG. 37 shows a side view of the stop lock 45.

FIG. 38 shows a side view of the stop 44.

FIG. 39 shows detailing of the latch of the adjustable back plate 41(side view).

FIG. 40 shows a side view of the adjusting screw 211.

FIG. 41 shows detailing of the adjustable back plate 31C (side view).

FIG. 42 shows a side view of the back plate bracket 221.

FIG. 43 shows detailing of the adjustable cheek piece 42 (side view).

FIG. 44 shows a side view of the cheek piece clamp 231.

FIG. 45 shows detailing of the rest of the cheek piece clamp 234 (sideview).

FIG. 46 shows a side view of the sleeve stop 241.

FIG. 47 shows detailing of the handguard with the bipods 5C, (sideview).

FIG. 48 shows a side view of the handguard 248.

FIG. 49 shows detailing of the folding adjustable bipod 50 (side view).

FIG. 50 shows a side view of the bipod bracket 253.

FIG. 51 shows a side view of the bipod stubs latch 256.

FIG. 52 shows a side view of the bipod stub 255.

FIG. 53 shows a fragment of the longitudinal section along the lugs ofthe retaining clamps 280.

FIG. 54 shows the longitudinal section of the conical nut 258.

FIG. 55 shows a side view of the withdrawable lock 259.

FIG. 56 shows detailing of the trigger guard with the magazine and themechanisms 3 (side view)

FIG. 57 shows a side view of the trigger bar 17.

FIG. 58 shows a side view of the magazine latch 19.

FIG. 59 shows a side view of the trigger guard with the magazine 16.

FIG. 60 , FIG. 61 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 60 ) show operation of the safety15 in the position of protection.

FIG. 62 , FIG. 63 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 62 ) show operation of the safety15 in firing position.

FIG. 64 , FIG. 65 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 64 ) show operation of the safety15 in the position of unbreech of the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C.

FIG. 66 , FIG. 67 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 66 ) show disassembly of thesafety 15 in the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C.

FIG. 68 , FIG. 69 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 68 ) show operation of the firinghammer 26 in the open position of the bolt 4.

FIG. 70 , FIG. 71 , FIG. 72 show operation of the mechanisms of thetrigger guard with the magazine 16.

FIG. 73 , FIG. 74 show the vertical and the horizontal adjustment of theadjustable cheek piece 42.

FIG. 75 , FIG. 76 , FIG. 77 show the length adjustment of the adjustableback plate 31C.

FIG. 78 shows the height adjustment of the stop 44.

FIG. 79 shows a fragment of the side view of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1Cwithin extraction.

FIG. 80 shows unit A for mechanical extraction related to FIG. 79 .

FIG. 81 shows unit A for magnetic extraction related to FIG. 79 .

FIG. 82 , FIG. 83 , FIG. 84 , FIG. 85 show operation of the foldingadjustable bipod 50.

FIG. 86 shows operation of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C within the lock time.

FIG. 87 shows operation of the weapon 1A and 1B or 1C within a ignitiontime 342.

FIG. 88 , FIG. 89 show unit A related to FIG. 88 for the weapons 1A, 1B.

FIG. 90 shows unit A related to FIG. 88 for the weapon 1C.

FIG. 91 shows section 1-1 related to FIG. 90 for the weapon 1C.

FIG. 92 , FIG. 93 , FIG. 94 show operation of the weapon withintransitional period 454 for the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C.

FIG. 86 , FIG. 87 , FIG. 88 , FIG. 89 , FIG. 90 , FIG. 91 , FIG. 92 ,FIG. 93 and FIG. 94 show operation of the proposed caseless weapon 1A,1B, 1C when firing.

DESIGNATIONS IN THE FIGURES OF THE DRAWINGS USED IN THE DECLAREDINVENTION

-   -   1A—caseless magazine weapon with the handguard and the hunting        buttstock;    -   1B—caseless magazine weapon with the hunting gunstock;    -   1C—caseless magazine weapon with nonintegrated handguard and the        skeletal buttstock;    -   2A—receiver with barrel and mechanisms;    -   3—trigger guard with magazine box and mechanisms;    -   4—bolt;    -   5A—handguard;    -   5C—handguard with the bipods;    -   6A—hunting buttstock;    -   6B—skeletal buttstock with adjustable back plate and cheek        piece;    -   7—magazine;    -   8—gunstock;    -   9A—barrel;    -   9C—barrel;    -   10—barrel latch;    -   11—multifunctional cartridge;    -   12—conical bushing of receiver 13;    -   13—receiver;    -   14—safety spring;    -   15—safety;    -   16—trigger guard with a magazine box;    -   17—trigger bar;    -   18—trigger bar spring;    -   19—magazine latch;    -   20—axis of the trigger bar and the magazine latch;    -   21—firing pin;    -   22—spring of the firing pin latch;    -   23—firing pin latch;    -   24—conical bushing of the bolt;    -   25—bolt body;    -   26—firing hammer;    -   27—mainspring;    -   28—mainspring latch;    -   29A—hunting buttstock;    -   29C—skeletal buttstock;    -   30—threaded bushing for the back plate screw;    -   31A—back plate;    -   31C—adjustable back plate;    -   32—back plate screws;    -   33—threaded bushing of the bipods;    -   34—cross screw of the buttstock;    -   35—nut of the cross screw;    -   36—upper screw;    -   37—lower screw;    -   38—caseless ammunition;    -   39—dowel screw;    -   40—dowel screw nut;    -   41—latch of adjustable back plate;    -   42—adjustable cheek piece;    -   43—latch of adjustable cheek piece;    -   44—stop;    -   45—stop lock 44;    -   46—threaded bushing of the stop lock;    -   47—lower part of muzzle break;    -   48—upper part of muzzle break;    -   49—screw of muzzle break;    -   50—folding adjustable bipod;    -   51—bipod latch 50;    -   52—conical part on the firing pin 21;    -   53—cylindrical part of firing pin 21 with smaller diameter;    -   54—inclined protrusion on the firing pin 21;    -   d54—angle of inclined protrusion on the firing pin 21;    -   55—axis of the firing pin;    -   56—cylindrical part of firing pin 21 with bigger diameter;    -   57—cylindrical piston on firing pin 21;    -   58—rod section with grooves on firing pin 21;    -   59—rear groove on firing pin 21;    -   60—square part on the firing pin 21;    -   61—cylindrical protrusions on firing pin 21;    -   62—truncated cone on the conical bushing of the bolt 24;    -   63—blind conical hole on the conical bushing of the bolt 24;    -   64—hole in the conical bushing of the bolt 24;    -   65—thick wall on the conical bushing of the bolt 24;    -   66—protrusion in the conical bushing of the bolt 24;    -   67—cylindrical part of the bolt body 25;    -   68—thinner cylindrical part of the bolt body 25;    -   69—slot on the bolt body 25;    -   70—cylindrical head of the bolt body 25;    -   71—chamfer on the bolt body 25;    -   72—locking lug of the bolt body 25;    -   73—radius surface of the bolt body 25;    -   74—base on the bolt body 25;    -   75—leading protrusion on the bolt body 25;    -   76—handle on the bolt body 25;    -   77—area on the bolt body 25;    -   78—glazed area on the bolt body 25;    -   79—blind cylindrical channel in the bolt body 25;    -   80—lead-in slot on the bolt body 25;    -   81—groove on the bolt body 25;    -   82—through-hole on the bolt body 25;    -   83—end face on the bolt body 25;    -   84—screwed protrusion on the bolt body 25;    -   85—the screwed surface of the bolt body 25;    -   86—rectangular hole on the bolt body 25;    -   87—washer of the firing pin latch 23;    -   88—blind hole in the washer 87;    -   89—through-hole in washer 87;    -   90—splineways on the washer 87;    -   91—protrusion in the washer 87;    -   92—rod on the firing hammer 26;    -   93—groove on the firing hammer 26;    -   94—hammer on the firing hammer 26;    -   95—slot in the firing hammer 26;    -   96—blind hole in the firing hammer 26;    -   97—the cocking stud area on the firing hammer 26;    -   98—washer of the firing hammer 26K;    -   99—slots on the firing hammer 26K;    -   100—holes of the firing hammer 26K;    -   101—rod of the mainspring latch 28;    -   102—protrusion on the mainspring latch 28;    -   103—a smaller diameter rod on the mainspring latch 28;    -   104—blind hole in the mainspring latch 28;    -   105—muzzle break;    -   106—plate of lower part of the muzzle break 47 of upper part of        the muzzle break 48;    -   107—grooves in the plate 106;    -   108—threaded section in the plate 106;    -   109—smooth conical part in the plate 106;    -   110—smooth cylindrical section on the plate 106;    -   111—cylindrical groove at the upper 48 part of muzzle break;    -   112—cylindrical groove in the plate 106;    -   113—outer tube at the lower part 47 of muzzle break;    -   114—slots in the plate 106;    -   115—longitudinal axis of the muzzle break 105;    -   116—angle formed at the cross-section between two slots 114;    -   117—threaded holes outside the lower part of the muzzle break        47;    -   118—inner tube at the upper part of the muzzle break 48;    -   119—inner smooth hole in the inner tube 118;    -   120—holes at the upper part 48 of the muzzle break;    -   121—smooth inner channel in the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   122—smooth cylindrical section on the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   123—threaded section with buttress thread on the barrel 9A and        9C;    -   124—circular groove on the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   125—smooth cylindrical section on the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   126—groove on the barrels 9A and 9C;    -   127—conical part on the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   128—cylindrical section on the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   129—slots on the barrel 9A and 9C;    -   130—slot on the barrel 9C;    -   131—section with thread on the barrel 9C;    -   132—smooth conical part on the barrel 9B;    -   133—threaded bushing of the multifunctional cartridge 11;    -   134—spring-loaded half-rings in the multifunctional cartridge        11;    -   135—inner smooth bushing of the multifunctional cartridge 11;    -   136—middle bushing in the multifunctional cartridge 11;    -   137—outer bushing of multifunctional cartridge 11 with variable        diameter;    -   138—bigger diameter of the outer bushing with variable diameter        137;    -   139—cylindrical section of the conical bushing of the receiver        13;    -   140—smaller cylindrical section of the conical bushing of the        receiver 13;    -   141—conical hole inside the conical bushing of the receiver 13;    -   142—cylindrical part of the receiver 13;    -   143—multi-layered cylindrical hole with the threaded section at        the end of cylindrical part 142;    -   144—cross-threaded hole at the inlet of the multi-layered        cylindrical hole with threaded section 143;    -   145—cylindrical groove of the receiver 13;    -   146—complex-shaped section of the receiver 13;    -   147—cylindrical guiding chamfers at inlet of complex-shaped        section 146;    -   148—rail of the receiver 13;    -   149—complex-shaped bar at rear end of the cylindrical part 142;    -   150—console at rear end of complex-shaped bar 149;    -   151—protrusion at the end of the console 150;    -   152—hole in the protrusion 151;    -   153—leading notch at junction between the console 150 and the        complex-shaped bar 149;    -   154—protrusion in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   155—slot in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   156—console at rear end of complex-shaped bar 149;    -   157—window in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   158—guiding slots in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   159—stepped through-hole in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   160—protrusion in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   161—blind hole on the protrusion 160;    -   162—protrusion with through-hole in the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   163—slot between the protrusion 160 and the protrusion with        threaded hole 162;    -   164—through slot in the protrusion 162;    -   165—blind slots in the protrusion 162;    -   166—slot in the console 150;    -   167—trapezoidal hole in the console 150;    -   168—rectangular hole at the bottom of the protrusions 161 and        162 in the guiding slot 158;    -   169—protrusion in the lower part of the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   170—protrusion in the lower part of the complex-shaped bar 149;    -   171—blind threaded hole in the protrusion 170;    -   172—axis on the safety 15;    -   173—blind hole on the axis 172;    -   174—base on the safety 15;    -   175—protrusion on the base 174;    -   176—thumb piece on the safety 15;    -   177—cylindrical protrusion on the end of the thumb piece 176;    -   178—fixing plate at junction between the base 174 with the thumb        piece 176;    -   179—safety lug on the clamping plate 178;    -   180—conical protrusion on the side surface of the thumb piece        176;    -   181—bar of the skeletal buttstock 29C;    -   182—through hole inside the bar 181;    -   183—firing handle in the bar 181;    -   184—rack in the bar 181;    -   185—lower jumper in the bar 181;    -   186—upper jumper in the bar 181;    -   187—console in the bar 181 at the side of the rack 184;    -   188—grasp in the bar 181 at a side of the shooting handle 183;    -   189—blind longitudinal hole in the console 187;    -   190—threaded holes in the console 187;    -   191—spherical recesses at the side surfaces of the console 187;    -   192—slots inside the grasp 188;    -   193—slots inside the grasp 188;    -   194—cross hole in the grasp 188;    -   195—vertical hole in the grasp 188;    -   196—hole in the rack 184;    -   197—conical hole in the rack 184;    -   198—blind hole in the rack 184;    -   199—cylindrical section with notches on the stop lock 45;    -   200—groove on the stop lock 45;    -   201—cylindrical section with the outer thread on the stop lock        45;    -   202—radius groove on the stop lock 45;    -   203—through cross slots on the stop lock 45;    -   204—lugs of the retaining clamps on the stop lock 45;    -   205—cylindrical protrusion at the ends of the lugs of the        retaining clamps 204;    -   206—hole inside the stop lock 45;    -   D206—diameter of the hole 206;    -   207—rod of the stop 44;    -   208—cylindrical head at one end of the rod 207;    -   D208—diameter of the cylindrical head 208;    -   209—disk with notches at the other end of the rod 207;    -   210—grooves on the rod 207;    -   211—adjusting screw for the adjustable back plate latch 41;    -   212—retaining pin for the adjustable back plate latch 41 and the        cheek piece clamp 231;    -   213—retaining pin spring for the adjustable back plate latch 41        and the cheek piece clamp 231;    -   214—stop screw for the adjustable back plate latch 41    -   215—threaded rod on the adjusting screw 211;    -   216—cylindrical head on the adjusting screw 211;    -   217—semi-circular slots on the adjusting screw 211;    -   218—blind hole inside the adjusting screw 211;    -   219—threaded section inside the adjusting screw 211;    -   220—through-hole inside the adjusting screw 211;    -   221—back plate bracket;    -   222—back plate extension piece;    -   223—back plate;    -   224—back plate screws;    -   225—longitudinal plate in the back plate bracket 221;    -   226—transverse plate in the back plate bracket 221;    -   227—slot at side surfaces of the longitudinal plate 225;    -   228—spherical recesses inside the slot 227;    -   229—blind hole inside the transverse plate 226;    -   230—threaded holes inside the transverse plate 226;    -   231—cheek piece clamp;    -   232—cheek piece;    -   233—cheek piece screws;    -   234—rests of the cheek piece clamp;    -   235—bent plate in the cheek piece clamp 231;    -   236—free ends of the bent plate 235;    -   237—protrusions outside the free ends 236;    -   238—through-holes at the edges of the protrusions 237;    -   239—threaded holes in the center of the protrusions 237;    -   240—threaded holes in the upper part of the bent plate 235;    -   241—sleeve stop of the rest for the cheek piece clamp 234;    -   242—thrust screws for the cheek piece clamp 231 the sleeve stop        241;    -   243—plate on the sleeve stop 241;    -   244—cylindrical protrusions on the ends of the plate 243;    -   245—blind holes with the threaded section in the cylindrical        protrusions 244;    -   246—through-holes in the cylindrical protrusions 244;    -   247—threaded hole in the center of the plate 243;    -   248—handguard;    -   249—bar in the handguard 248;    -   250—through-hole in the bar 249;    -   251—stepped hole in the bar 249;    -   252—longitudinal blind hole in the bar 249;    -   253—bipod bracket;    -   254—bipod stubs screws;    -   255—bipod stubs;    -   256—bipod stubs latches;    -   257—plate springs of the latch;    -   258—conical nuts;    -   259—withdrawable locks;    -   260—flat bent plate in the bipod bracket 253;    -   261—protrusions at the ends of the flat bent plate 260;    -   262—through-holes in the protrusions 261;    -   263—semi-circular conical holes on external walls of the        protrusions 261;    -   264—radius external walls of the protrusions 261;    -   265—through-hole in the center of the flat bent plate 260;    -   266—release button at the start of the bipod stubs latch 256;    -   267—cylindrical part of the bipod stubs latch 256;    -   268—cylindrical part of the bipod stubs latch 256;    -   269—conic-cylindrical part of the bipod stubs latch 256;    -   270—cylindrical part on the bipod stubs latch 256;    -   271—washer on the bipod stubs latch 256;    -   272—plate on the bipod stub 255;    -   273—tube on the bipod stub 255;    -   274—through slot in the upper part of the plate 272;    -   275—through threaded hole in the upper part of the plate 272;    -   276—through-hole in the lower part of the plate 272;    -   277—cylindrical section with the outer thread on the bipod stub        255;    -   278—radius groove on the bipod stub 255;    -   279—through cross slots on the bipod stub 255;    -   280—lugs of the retaining clamps on the bipod stub 255;    -   281—cylindrical protrusion at the end of the lugs of the        retaining clamps 280;    -   282—longitudinal hole inside the bipod stub 255;    -   283—cylindrical section with the notches on the conical nut 258;    -   284—conical section inside the conical nut 258;    -   285—threaded section inside the cylindrical section 283;    -   286—grooves inside the conical nut 258;    -   287—conical section inside the conical nut 258;    -   288—rod on the withdrawable lock 259;    -   289—cylinder-conical head at the end of the rod 288;    -   290—cylindrical head at the end of the rod 288;    -   291—grooves on the rod 288;    -   292—long bent end on the spiral trigger bar spring 18;    -   293—short bent end on the spiral trigger bar spring 18;    -   294—plate on the trigger bar 17;    -   295—protrusion on the trigger bar 17;    -   296—radius surface in the protrusion 295;    -   297—sear platform in the protrusion 295;    -   298—trigger bar at the end of the plate 294;    -   299—protrusion in the center of the plate 294;    -   300—through-hole in the protrusion 299;    -   301—hole between the protrusion 295 and the protrusion 299 of        the plate 294;    -   302—lever on the magazine latch 19;    -   303—button on the magazine latch 19;    -   304—support platform on the button 303;    -   305—console at the end of the lever 302;    -   306—slot in the center of the console 305;    -   307—protrusion above the button 303;    -   308—hole in the protrusion 307;    -   309—slot in the protrusion 307;    -   310—hole in the protrusion 307;    -   311—plate of the trigger guard with magazine box 16;    -   312—cylindrical protrusion with the hole 312A;    -   313—slot;    -   314—trigger guard at other end of the plate 311;    -   315—complex-shaped protrusion;    -   316—hole in the protrusion 315;    -   317—threaded hole in the plate 311;    -   318—magazine box at the center of the plate 311;    -   319—slot in the magazine box 318;    -   320—inclined platform;    -   321—inclined safety gap in the slot 319;    -   322—protrusion with inclined platform on the magazine 7;    -   323—expanding ring;    -   324—external marker-washer;    -   325—inner washer;    -   326—ignition block for mechanical extraction;    -   327—ignition block for magnetic extraction;    -   328—magnetic extraction marker-washer;    -   329—capsule with the anvil;    -   330—gap;    -   T330—thickness of the gap 330;    -   331—magnet;    -   332—hand extractor;    -   333—lock time;    -   334—propellant;    -   335—projectile;    -   336—forc-flame, which ignites the propellant 334;    -   337—gases released during the combustion of propellant 334 rnt;    -   338—projectile chamber;    -   339—leading cylindrical part of the projectile 335;    -   340—gap between rear cylindrical part 341 of the projectile 335        and inner surface of the multifunctional cartridge 11;    -   T340—thickness of the gap 340;    -   341—rear cylindrical part of the projectile 335;    -   342—ignition time;    -   343—screw channels on the projectile 335;    -   344—second period;    -   345—gas blanket created by the gases 337 via the gap 346;    -   346—gap configured by rifling on the projectile 335;    -   T346—thickness of the gap 346;    -   347—primary chamber in the muzzle break 105;    -   348—reaction from high velocity gases 337 7 in primary chamber        347;    -   349—inclined channels in the muzzle break 105;    -   350—gas flow;    -   351—reaction from to gas flow 350 on external wall of the        inclined channels 349;    -   352—exhaust gas jet stream;    -   353—thrust force due to exhaust gas jet stream 352;    -   354—gas aftereffect period;    -   355—the air flow, oncoming after the departure of the projectile        335 from the barrel 9A muzzle brake 105; 5;    -   356—the reaction created by the incoming air stream 3555.

The drawings of the proposed invention will be now explained in greaterdetails.

FIG. 1A and FIG. 2A show side view of the caseless magazine weapon withthe handguard and the hunting buttstock 1A. This configurationcomprising of the following: the receiver with barrel and mechanisms 3,the trigger guard with magazine and mechanisms 3, the bolt 4, thehandguard 5A of the hunting buttstock 6A, the magazine 7.

FIGS. 3A and 4A show side view of the caseless magazine weapon 1A, FIG.5A shows the longitudinal section of the weapon 1A, FIG. 6 shows Section1-1 related to FIG. 3A of the weapon 1A. The weapon 1A consists of: thehandguard 5A, the magazine 7, the barrel 9A, the barrel latch 10, themultifunctional cartridge 11, the conical bushing of the receiver 12,the receiver 13, the safety spring 14, the safety 15, the trigger guardwith magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17, the trigger bar spring 18, themagazine latch 19, the axis 20, the firing pin 21, the spring of firingpin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, the conical bushing of the bolt24, the bolt body 25, the firing hammer 26, the mainspring 27, themainspring latch 28, the hunting buttstock 29A, the threaded bushing forback plate screw 30, the back plate 31A, the back plate screw 32, thethreaded bushing of the bipods 33, the cross screw 34, the nut of thecross screw t 35, the upper screw 36, the lower screw 37, the caselessammunition 38.

FIG. 1B and FIG. 2B show side view of the caseless magazine weapon withthe hunting gunstock 1B. This configuration comprising of the following:the receiver with the barrel and the mechanisms 2A, the trigger guardwith the magazine box and the mechanisms 3, the bolt 4, the magazine 7,the gunstock 8.

FIGS. 3B and 4B show side view of the caseless magazine weapon 1B, FIG.5B shows the longitudinal section of the weapon 1B, FIG. 6 shows Section1-1 related to FIG. 3B of the weapon 1B. The weapon 1B consists of: themagazine 7, the handguard 8, the barrel 9A, the barrel latch 10, themultifunctional cartridge 11, the conical bushing of the receiver 12,the receiver 13, the safety spring 14, the safety 15, the trigger guardwith magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17, a trigger bar spring 18, themagazine latch 19, the axis 20, the firing pin 21, the spring of firingpin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, the conical bushing of the bolt24, the bolt body 25, the firing hammer 26, the mainspring 27, themainspring latch 28, the threaded bushing for back plate screw 30, theback plate 31A, the back plate screw 32, the threaded bushing of bipods33, the upper screw 36, the lower screw 37, the caseless ammunition 38,the dowel screw 39, the nut of dowel screw 40.

FIG. 1C and FIG. 2C show side view of the caseless magazine weapon withthe nonintegrated handguard and the hunting buttstock 1C. Thisconfiguration comprising of the following: the receiver with the barreland the mechanisms 2C, the trigger guard with the magazine box and themechanisms 3, the bolt 4, the handguard with the bipods 5C, the skeletalbuttstock with adjustable back plate and cheek piece 6C, the magazine 7.

FIGS. 3C and 4C show side view of the caseless magazine weapon 1C, FIG.5C shows the longitudinal section of the weapon 1C, FIG. 6 shows Section1-1 related to FIG. 3C of the weapon 1C. The weapon 1C consists of: thehandguard with the bipods 5C, the magazine 7, the barrel 9C, the barrellatch 10, the multifunctional cartridge 11, the conical bushing of thereceiver 12, the receiver 13, the safety spring 14, the safety 15, thetrigger guard with magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17, the trigger barspring 18, the magazine latch 19, the axis 20, the firing pin 21, thespring of firing pin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, the conicalbushing of the bolt 24, the bolt body 25, the firing hammer 26, themainspring 27, the mainspring latch 28, the skeletal buttstock 29C, theadjustable back plate 31C, the threaded bushing of the bipods 33, thecross screw 34, the nut of the cross screw 35, the upper screw 36, thelower screw 37, the caseless ammunition 38, the adjustable back plate41, the adjustable cheek piece 42, the latch of adjustable cheek piece43, the stop 44, the stop lock 45, the threaded bushing of stop lock 46,the lower part of muzzle break 47, the upper part of muzzle break 48,the screw of muzzle break 49, the folding adjustable bipod 50, the latchof the bipod 51.

FIG. 7A shows disassembly of the magazine weapon 1A into the units (sideview). The units consist of: the receiver with the barrel and themechanisms 2A, the trigger guard with the magazine box and themechanisms 3, the bolt 4, the handguard 5A, the barrel latch 10, thecross screw of the buttstock 34, the cross screw nut 35 of thebuttstock, the upper screw 36 of the trigger guard with the magazinebox, the lower screw 37 of the trigger guard with the magazine box.

FIG. 7B shows disassembly of the magazine weapon 1B into units (sideview). The units consist of: the receiver with the barrel and themechanisms 2A, the trigger guard with the magazine box and themechanisms 3, the bolt 4, the gunstock 8, the magazine 7, the barrellatch 10, the upper screw 36 of the trigger guard with magazine box, thelower screw 37 of the trigger guard with magazine box, the dowel screw39, the nut of dowel screw 40 of the gunstock.

FIG. 7C shows the disassembly of the magazine weapon 1C into units (sideview). The units consist of: the receiver with the barrel and themechanisms 2C, the trigger guard with the magazine box and themechanisms 3, the bolt 4, the handguard with the bipods 5C, the skeletalbuttstock with adjustable back plate and cheek piece 6C, the magazine 7,the latch of the barre 10, the cross screw of the buttstock 34, the nutof the cross screw 35 of the buttstock, the upper screw of the triggerguard with magazine box 36, the lower screw of the trigger guard withthe magazine box 37.

FIG. 8 shows the side view of the bolt 4, and FIG. 9 shows thelongitudinal section of the bolt 4. The bolt consists of: the firing pin21, the spring of firing pin latch 22, the firing pin latch 23, theconical bushing of the bolt 24, the bolt body 25, the firing hammer 26,the mainspring 27, the mainspring latch 28.

FIG. 10 shows detailing of the bolt 4 (side view). This configurationconsists of: the firing pin 21, the spring of firing pin latch 22, thefiring pin latch 23, the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the bolt body25, the firing hammer 26, the mainspring 27, the mainspring latch 28.

FIG. 11 shows a side view of the firing pin 21. The firing pin 21 isconfigured as the stepped shaft. The conical part 52 is disposed infront, which passes into the cylindrical part of the smaller diameter53, and the inclined protrusion 54 is configured at the junction betweenthe conical part 52 and the cylindrical part of the smaller diameter 53.The angle of inclined protrusion d54 relative to the axis of the firingpin 55 is 30-45 degrees, which is optimal to ensure the tearing force ofthe ammunition 38 from the screwed bushing 133 of the multifunctionalcartridge 11. The cylindrical part of the smaller diameter 53 passesinto the cylindrical part of the larger diameter 56, which passes intothe cylindrical piston 57. The cylindrical piston 57 passes into the rodsection with grooves 58, and the rear groove 59 passes into the squarepart 60 with the cylindrical protrusions 61 disposed at the end of thesquare part 60. The rear groove 59, the square part 60, and thecylindrical protrusions 61 are configured to mount and fix the firingpin latch 23 on the firing pin 21. All elements of the firing pin 21,their shapes, and their interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 11.

FIG. 28 shows the longitudinal section of the conical bushing of thebolt 24. The conical bushing of the bolt 24 is configured to rotate onthe firing pin 21 and it is spring-loaded by the spring of the firingpin latch 22 to the glazed area 78 at the end of the cylindrical head 70of the bolt body 25. As shown in FIG. 12 , the conical bushing of thebolt 24 is configured in the form of the truncated cone 62 with theblind conical hole 63, which passes into the -hole 64 to form the thickwall 65 at the outlet of the large base of the truncated cone 62. Atinlet the blind conical hole 63 has the protrusions 66 in a number ofthree or more, to fix the caseless ammunition 38 and to protect it frominertial split by the firing pin 21 in case of fall-down of the weapon.All elements of the conical bushing of the bolt 24, their shapes, andtheir interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 12 .

FIG. 13 shows the side view of the bolt body 25, and FIG. 9 shows thelongitudinal section of the bolt body 25. The bolt body is configuredwith cylindrical part 67. The cylindrical part 67 passes into thethinner cylindrical part 68, the slots 69 are disposed on the outersurface of the thinner cylindrical part 68 along the perimeter todecrease friction within operation of the bolt 4 and to reduce acontaminant collection. The thinner cylindrical part 68 passes into thecylindrical head 70. The chamfer 71 is disposed in the passage from thecylindrical part 67 into the thinner cylindrical part 68. In the passageof the thinner cylindrical part 68 into the cylindrical head 70, thelocking lugs 72 are configured in the form of two protrusions with endsconfigured in the form of radius surfaces 73. The stepped protrusion isdisposed in the cylindrical part 67, consisting of a base 74 and aleading protrusion 75 configured to interact with the leading notch 153of the receiver 13 when opening and closing the bolt 4. The leadingprotrusion 75 is the third locking lug of the bolt 4 and in the closedposition; it abuts against the protrusion 154 of the receiver 13. Thehandle 76 is disposed on the leading protrusion 75, configured in theform of a rod at the end of which a ball is disposed to facilitateoperations with the bolt 4. At the end of the base 74, the area 77 isconfigured to interact with the leading notch 153 of the receiver 13.The handle 76 is disposed at an angle to the locking lugs 72. At the endof the cylindrical head 70, the glazed area 78 for the conical bushingof the bolt 24 is disposed. Inside the bolt body 25, the central blindcylindrical channel 79 is disposed for the firing hammer 26, the springof the firing pin latch 22, and the firing pin latch 23. In the rear endof the central cylindrical channel 79, two lead-in slots 80 and thegroove 81 are disposed and configured to interact with the protrusions102 of the mainspring latch 28. In the front end of the centralcylindrical channel 79, the through-hole 82 is disposed and configuredto interact with the firing pin 21. At the end 83 of the cylindricalpart 67, two screwed protrusions 84 with screwed surfaces 85 areconfigured to interact with the firing hammer 26. The rectangular hole86 is disposed in the cylindrical part 67 configured for the safety 15.All elements of the bolt body 25, their shapes, and their interactionwith each other are shown in FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 .

FIG. 15 shows a front view of the firing pin latch 23. The firing pinlatch 23 is configured as the washer 87. The blind hole 88 is disposedin the washer 87. The through-hole 89 is disposed behind the blind hole88, repeating the shape of the end of the square part 60 with thecylindrical protrusions 61 of the firing pin 21. The slots 90 configuredfor the screwdriver are disposed in the washer 87 at the inlet of theblind hole 88. The through-hole 89 in the washer 87 forms theprotrusions 91, which, abutting against the cylindrical protrusions 61of the firing pin 21, fix the firing pin latch 23 on the firing pin 21.All elements of the firing pin latch 23, their shapes, and theirinteraction with each other are shown in FIG. 15 .

FIG. 16 shows a side view of the firing hammer 26. The firing hammer isconfigured as the rod 92 with grooves 93 at one end. At the other end ofthe rod 92 the hammer 94 is configured in the form of a rectangular bar.The slot 95 is disposed in the hammer 94 and the adjacent part of therod 92 to mount into it the mainspring latch 28. The blind hole 96 isdisposed inside the firing hammer 26 configured for the mainspring 27.At the bottom part of the hammer 94, from the side of the part of therod 92, the area of the cocking stud 97 is disposed. All elements of thefiring hammer 26, their shapes, and their interaction with each otherare shown in FIG. 16 .

FIG. 17 shows a side view of the firing hammer 26K, which is used forweapon gauges 20 mm and more. The firing hammer is configured in theform of the rod 92. The washer 98 with the slots 99 to reduce thefriction of the firing hammer 26K within operation is disposed at oneend of the rod 92. The holes 100 are disposed at the side surface of therod 92 to reduce the weight of the firing hammer 26K and to decrease thefriction of the mainspring 27. At the other end of the rod 92 the hammer94 is configured in the form of the rectangular bar. The slot 95 isdisposed in the hammer 94 and the adjacent part of the rod 92 to mountinto it the mainspring latch 28. The blind hole 96 is disposed insidethe firing hammer 26 configured for the mainspring 27. At the bottompart of the hammer 94, from the side of the part of the rod 92, the areaof the cocking stud 97 is disposed. All elements of the firing hammer26, their shapes, and their interaction with each other are shown inFIG. 16 .

FIG. 18 shows a side view of the mainspring latch 28. The mainspringlatch 28 is configured in the form of the rod 101. Two protrusions 102are disposed at one end of the rod 101 and this end passes into the rodof a smaller diameter 103. The blind hole 104 is disposed inside themainspring latch 28 to reduce the weight. All elements of the mainspringlatch 28, their shapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG.18 .

FIG. 19A shows detailing of the receiver with the barrel and mechanisms2A (side view). This configuration consists of: the barrel 9A withsmooth bore, the multifunctional cartridge 11, the conical bushing ofthe receiver 12, the receiver 13, the safety spring 14, the safety 15.

FIG. 19C shows detailing of the receiver with the barrel and mechanisms2B (side view). This configuration consists of: the muzzle break 105,the barrel 9C with smooth bore, the multifunctional cartridge 11, theconical bushing of the receiver 12, the receiver 13, the safety spring14, the safety 15.

FIG. 20 shows a side view of the muzzle break 105. Muzzle break 105contains the lower part of the muzzle break 47 and the upper part of themuzzle break 48. The parts of the muzzle break 105 are interconnected bythe screws of the muzzle break 49.

FIG. 21 shows detailing of the muzzle break 105 (side view). Thisconfiguration consists of: the lower part of the muzzle break 47, theupper part of the muzzle break 48, the screws of the muzzle break 49.

FIG. 22 shows a side view of the lower part of the muzzle break 47. Thelower part of the muzzle break 47 is configured in the form of a plate106 with a groove 107 at the inlet, which passes into the threadedsection 108, which passes into the groove 107, which passes over thesmooth conical part 109. The threaded section 108 and the smooth conicalpart 109 are configured to fix the barrel 9C. Behind the conical part109, the smooth cylindrical section 110 with a diameter corresponding tothe inner bore of the barrel 121 is disposed, which passes into thecylindrical groove 112. The cylindrical groove 112 is configured tomount the upper part of the muzzle break 48 and the primary chamber 347is formed in it after assembly of the muzzle break 105. The cylindricalgroove 112 passes into the outer tube 113. In place of the smoothcylindrical section 110 and the cylindrical groove 112, two slots 114are disposed at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis 115 of themuzzle break 105. In the cross-section with each other, two slots 114form an angle 116 equal to 80-90 degrees. In the assembled muzzle break105, the slots 114 form the inclined channel 34 for exhaust gas jetstream 352 of the propellant, ensuring a decrease of the blow-back ofthe weapon 1C. The threaded holes 117 are disposed outside the threadedsection 108 configured for the screws of the muzzle break 49. Allelements of the lower part of the muzzle break 47, their shapes andinteraction with each other are shown in FIG. 23 .

FIG. 23 shows a side view of the upper part of the muzzle break 48. Theupper part of the muzzle break 48 is configured in the form of plate 106with the groove 107, which passes into the threaded section 108, whichpasses into a groove 107, which passes over the smooth conical part 109.The threaded section 108 and the smooth conical part 109 are configuredto fix the barrel 9C. Behind the conical part 109, the smoothcylindrical section 110 with a diameter corresponding to the innerchannel of the barrel 121 is disposed, which passes into the cylindricalgroove 111. The cylindrical groove 111 is configured to mount the lowerpart of the muzzle break 47 and the primary chamber 347 is formed in itafter assembly of the muzzle break 105. The cylindrical groove 111passes into the inner tube 118 with an inner smooth hole 119 with adiameter corresponding to the inner channel of the barrel 121. In placeof the smooth cylindrical section 110 and the cylindrical groove 111,two slots 114 are disposed at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis115 of the muzzle break 105. In the cross-section with each other, twoslots 114 form an angle 116 equal to 80-90 degrees. In the assembledmuzzle break 105, the slots 114 form an inclined channel for exhaust gasjet stream 352 of propellant, ensuring a decrease of the blow-back ofthe weapon 1C. The holes 120 are disposed outside the threaded section108 configured for the screws of the muzzle break 49. All elements ofthe upper part of the muzzle break 48, their shapes and interaction witheach other are shown in FIG. 23 .

FIG. 24A shows a side view of the barrel 9A. The barrel 9A is configuredwith a smooth inner channel 121 without grooves. The barrel 9A isconfigured with the smooth cylindrical section 122, which passes intothe threaded section with the buttress thread 123, which passes into thecircular groove 124, which passes into the smooth cylindrical section125 with the groove 126 configured for the barrel latch 10. The smoothcylindrical section 125 passes into the conical part 127, which passesinto the cylindrical section 128 with the grooves 129 along the exteriorperimeter. All said sections of the barrel 9A are configured withdifferent thickness and this is shown in FIG. 24A.

FIG. 24C shows a side view of the barrel 9C. The barrel 9C is configuredwith a smooth inner channel 121 without grooves. The barrel 9C isconfigured with the smooth cylindrical section 122, which passes intothe threaded section with the buttress thread 123, which passes into thecircular groove 124, which passes into the smooth cylindrical section125 with the groove 126 configured for the barrel latch 10. The smoothcylindrical section 125 passes into the conical part 127, which passesinto the cylindrical section 128 with the grooves 129 along the exteriorperimeter, which passes into the groove 130, which passes into thesection with thread 131, which passes into the smooth conical part 132.All said sections of the barrel 9C are made with different thickness,and it is shown in FIG. 24C.

FIG. 25 shows the longitudinal section of the multifunctional cartridge11. The multifunctional cartridge 11 contains the threaded bushing 133,the spring half-rings 134, the inner smooth bushing 135 with grooves forthe spring half-rings 134, the middle bushing 136 (in number of one ormore) and outer bushing with variable diameter 137 having a largerdiameter 138. The threaded bushing 133 and the inner smooth bushing 135are made of carbide and refractory material. Two or more threadedgrooves are made in the threaded bushing 133 made of carbide andrefractory material. The pitch and shape of the grooves depends on theammunition used. The bushings 133, 135, 136 and 137 are tightly insertedinto each other and form the multifunctional cartridge 26. The outersurfaces of the bushings 133, 135, 136 and 137 are glazed up tohigh-gloss. The multifunctional cartridge 11 ensures maintaining of highpressure within firing, and the glazing up to high-gloss providesminimal heat loss in the hot spot area. Glazed surface proves itselflike the vacuum insulated bottle reflecting the heat flow. Carbide andrefractory threaded bushing 133, carbide and refractory inner smoothbushing 135 ensure high reliability of the weapon during hightemperature of the gases generated within the propellant combustion. Allelements of the multifunctional bushing 11, their shapes and interactionwith each other are shown in FIG. 25 .

FIG. 26 shows the longitudinal section of the conical bushing ofreceiver 13. The conical bushing of the receiver 13 is configured withthe cylindrical section 139, which passes into a smaller cylindricalsection 140. The conical hole 141 with small base at the end of thecylindrical section 139 is disposed inside the conical bushing of thereceiver 13. All elements of the conical bushing of the receiver 13,their shapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 26 .

FIG. 27 , FIG. 28 show side view of the receiver 13, and FIG. 29 showsthe longitudinal section of the receiver 13. The receiver 13 isconfigured with cylindrical section 142. At the end of the cylindricalsection 142, the multi-layered cylindrical hole with threaded section143 configured to mount the conical bushing of the receiver 12 purposedfor installation of the multifunctional cartridge 11 and of the barrelwith a smooth bore 9A or 9C. At inlet of the multi-layered cylindricalhole with threaded section 143, the cross-threaded hole 144 is disposedat the bottom, configured for the barrel latch 10. The multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section 143 passes into the cylindricalgroove 145. The cylindrical hole 145 passes into the complex-shapedsection 146, which repeats the shape of the front section of the boltbody 25. At inlet of the complex-shaped section 146, two cylindricalguide chamfers 147 are configured. On top of the receiver 13, the rail148 is disposed to attach the brackets for different sights. The rearend of the cylindrical section 142 passes into the complex-shaped bar149. The complex-shaped bar 149 has the console 150 at the end with buttprotrusion 151, and the hole 151 is configured to mount the upper screw36 of the trigger guard with magazine box. At the junction between theconsole 150 and the complex-shaped bar 149, the leading notch 153 isdisposed, and the complex-shaped bar 149 forms the protrusion 154 andthe groove 155 below the notch 153. The leading protrusion 75 of thebolt body 25 is inserted into the slot 155, which abuts against theprojection 154, and this ensures additional locking of the bolt 4, andthe leading protrusion 75 acts as the third locking lug. Thecomplex-shaped bar 149 has the hole 156 configured for the magazine 7,the window 157 to discharge the ammunition 38, the guiding slots 158,which repeat the shape of the locking lugs 72 of the bolt body 25, thestepped through-hole 159 for the passage of the bolt body 25. At thejunction between the console 150 and the complex-shaped bar 149, theprotrusion 160 with the blind hole 161 and the protrusion with thethrough-hole 162 are configured. The safety 15 with the safety spring 14are installed in the protrusion 160 with the blind hole 161 and in theprotrusion 160 with the through-hole 162. The slot 163 is disposedbetween the protrusion 160 and the protrusion with the through-hole 162.The through slot 164 is formed in the protrusion with the through-hole162 configured to mount the safety 15, as well as the blind slots 165purposed to fix the safety 15 in fire position and to set and releasethe bolt 4 from weapons 1A, 1B, 1C. The console 150 has the slot 166configured for passage of the firing hammer 26 or 26K, and thetrapezoidal hole 167 configured for passage of the trigger bar 17. Atthe bottom of the protrusion 160 and the protrusion with thethrough-hole 162, the rectangular hole 168 is disposed in the guidingslot 158 to mount the fixing plate 178 of the safety 15. In the lowerpart of the complex-shaped bar 149, the protrusion 169 is disposed tofix the magazine latch 19 in the open position, and the protrusion 170with a blind threaded hole 171 configured for the lower screw 37 of thetrigger guard with the magazine box. All elements of the receiver 13,their shapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 27 , FIG.28 , FIG. 29 .

FIG. 30 , FIG. 31 show side view of the safety 15. The safety 15 isdisposed in a form of axis 172 with the blind hole 173 configured forthe safety spring 14. The axis 172 passes into the base 174 configuredin a form of the plate. On the base 174 the protrusion 175 is disposed,which interacts with the blind slot 165 of the receiver 13 and fix thesafety 15 in fire position and configured to set and remove the bolt 4from weapons 1A, 1B, 1C. The base 174 passes into the thumb piece 176configured in the form of the complex-shaped plate. At the end of thethumb piece 176, the cylindrical protrusion 177 is disposed tofacilitate operations with the safety 15. At the junction between thebase 174 and the thumb piece 176, the fixing plate 178 with the safetylug 179 is disposed. The fixing plate 178 interacts with the locking lug72 of the bolt body 25 and fixes the locking lug 72 in the receiver 13.The safety lug 179 interacts with the rectangular hole 86 of the boltbody 25 and fixes the bolt 4 in the receiver 13. The conical protrusion180 is disposed at the side surface of the thumb piece 176 configured tointeract with the hammer 94 of the firing hammer 26. All elements of thesafety 15, their shapes and interaction with each other are shown inFIG. 30 and FIG. 31 .

FIG. 32 shows detailing of the hunting buttstock 6A (side view). Thisconfiguration consists of: the hunting buttstock 29A, the threadedbushing for the back plate screw 30, the back plate 31A, and the backplate screw 32.

FIG. 33 shows detailing of the hunting gunstock 1C (side view). Thisconfiguration consists of: the gunstock 8, the threaded bushing for theback plate screw 30, the back plate 31A, the back plate screw 32, thethreaded bushing 33 to mount the bipod 50.

FIG. 34 shows detailing of the skeletal buttstock with the adjustableback plate and the cheek piece 6C (side view). This configurationconsists of: the skeletal buttstock 29C, the adjustable back plate 31C,the latch of the adjustable back plate 41, the adjustable cheek piece42, the latch of adjustable cheek piece 43, the stop 44, the stop lock45, the threaded bushing of stop lock 46.

FIG. 35 shows a side view of the skeletal buttstock 29C, and FIG. 36shows the longitudinal section of the skeletal buttstock 29C. Theskeletal buttstock 29C is configured in the form of the complex-shapedbar 181 with inside through hole 182 of the complex shape, which formsthe shooting grip in the bar 181, the rack 184, the lower jumper 185 andthe upper jumper 186. The console 187 is disposed in the bar 181 fromthe side of the rack 184. The grasp 188 is disposed in the bar 181 fromthe side of the shooting grip 183. The blind longitudinal hole 189 isdisposed in the console 187 and configured for the adjustable back plate31C, as well as the threaded holes 190 for the latches of adjustableback plate 41. The rows of the spherical recesses 191 are disposed atthe side surfaces of the console 187, configured for height andhorizontal adjustment of the adjustable cheek piece 42. Inside the grasp188, the slots 192 are disposed to mount the receiver 13, and the slots193 are also configured to mount the trigger guard with the magazine boxand mechanisms 3. The cross hole 194 is disposed in the grasp 188 tomount the cross screw of the buttstock 34, and the nut of the crossscrew 35 of the buttstock, and the vertical hole 195 is also made forthe upper screw of the trigger guard with the magazine box 36. The hole196 is disposed in the rack 184 and configured for the threaded bushingof the stop lock 46, which passes into the conical hole 197 for the stoplock 45. The conical hole 197 passes into the blind hole 198 configuredfor the stop 44.

FIG. 37 shows a side view of the stop lock 45. The stop lock 45 isconfigured in the form of the cylindrical section with the notches 199,which passes into the groove 200, which passes into the cylindricalsection with the outer thread 201, which passes into the radius groove202. The groove 202 passes into the conical head with the through crossslots 203, which form the lugs of the retaining clamps 204. Thecylindrical protrusion 205 is disposed at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps 204, configured to fix the stop 44 in any position, aswell as in the extreme lower position, which prevents unauthorizedremoval of the stop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C. The hole 206 isdisposed inside the stop lock 45, configured for the passage of the stop44. All elements of the stop lock 45, their shapes and interaction witheach other are shown in FIG. 37 .

FIG. 38 shows a side view of the stop 44. The stop 44 is configured inthe form of the rod 207 with the cylindrical head 208 at one end, andwith the disk with notches 209 at the other end. Along the entire lengthof the rod 207, the grooves 210 are disposed to act as the ruler and tofacilitate operation of the stop 44. All elements of the stop 44, theirshapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 38 .

FIG. 39 shows detailing of the latch of the adjustable back plate 41(side view). This configuration consists of: the adjusting screw 211,the retaining pin 212 configured in the form of the spherical section,which passes into the cylindrical section, the retaining pin spring 213,the stop screw 214 configured in the form of the rod with the groove.All elements of the adjustable back plate 41, their shapes andinteraction with each other are shown in FIG. 39 .

FIG. 40 shows a side view of the adjusting screw 211. The adjustingscrew 211 is configured in the form of the threaded rod 215 with thecylindrical head 216 having the semi-circular slots 217. The blind hole218 with threaded section 219 is configured inside the adjusting screw211. The blind hole 218 passes into the through-hole 220. All elementsof the adjusting screw 211, their shapes and interaction with each otherare shown in FIG. 40 .

FIG. 41 shows detailing of the adjustable back plate 31C (side view).This configuration consists of: the back plate bracket 221, the backplate extension piece 222, the back plate 223, the back plate screws224.

FIG. 42 shows a side view of the back plate bracket 221. The back platebracket 221 is configured in the form of the longitudinal plate 225 andthe transverse plate 226 disposed at right angles to each other. Theslot 227 is disposed at the side surfaces of the longitudinal plate 225,and a number of the spherical recesses 228 are disposed inside the slot.The slot 227 and the spherical recesses 228 are configured to interactwith the latch of the adjustable back plate 41. The transverse plate 226repeats the shape of the back plate 223. The complex-shaped hole 229 isdisposed inside the transverse plate 226 to fix the back plate extensionpiece 222. The threaded holes 230 are disposed inside the transverseplate 226, configured for the back plate screws 224. All elements of theback plate bracket 221, their shapes and interaction with each other areshown in FIG. 42 .

FIG. 43 shows detailing of the adjustable cheek piece 42 (side view).This configuration consists of: the cheek piece clamp 231, the cheekpiece 232 configured in the form of the complex-shaped plate with twoholes for the cheek piece screws 233, the latch of adjustable cheekpiece 43 configured in the form of the threaded rod with the spring ringand the cylindrical head with the semi-circular slots, the rests of thecheek piece clamp 234.

FIG. 44 shows a side view of the cheek piece clamp 231. The cheek piececlamp 231 is configured in the form of the bent plate 235 with the freeends 236. On the free ends 236, outside, the protrusions 237 areconfigured. The through-holes 238 are configured at the edges of theprotrusions 237 to interact with the rests of the cheek piece clamp 234.The threaded holes 239 are configured in the center of the protrusions237 to interact with the latches of the cheek piece 43. In the upperpart of the bent plate 235 the threaded holes 240 are configured for thecheek piece screws 233. All elements of the cheek piece clamp 231, theirshapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 44 .

FIG. 45 shows detailing of the rest of the cheek piece clamp 234 (sideview). This configuration consists of: the sleeve stop 241, theretaining pin 212 configured in the form of the spherical section, whichpasses into the cylindrical section, the retaining pin spring 213, thethrust screw 242, configured in the form of the threaded rod with a slotfor the screwdriver. All elements of the rest of the cheek piece clamp234, their shapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 45 .

FIG. 46 shows a side view of the sleeve stop 241. The sleeve stop 241 isconfigured in the form of the plate 243. The cylindrical protrusions 244are configured at the ends of the plate 243. The blind holes with thethreaded section 245 and the through-holes 246 to interact with theretaining pin 212, the retaining pin spring 213, the thrust screw 242are configured in the cylindrical protrusions 244. In the center of theplate 243 the threaded hole 247 is disposed to interact with the latchesof the adjustable cheek piece 43. All elements of the sleeve stop 241,their shapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 46 .

FIG. 47 shows detailing of the handguard with the bipods 5C, (sideview). This configuration consists of: the handguard 248, the threadedbushing of the bipods 33, the folding adjustable bipod 50, the latch ofthe bipod 51.

FIG. 48 shows a side view of the handguard 248. The handguard 248 isconfigured in the form of the complex-shaped bar 249, with thecomplex-shaped through-hole 250 disposed inside to mount the protrusion170 of the receiver 13. The bar 249 also has the stepped hole 251 forthe barrel latch 10 and the longitudinal blind hole 252 for the threadedbushing of the bipods 33.

FIG. 49 shows detailing of the latch of the folding adjustable bipod 50(side view). This configuration consists of: the bipod bracket 253, thescrews of the bipod stubs 254, the bipod stubs 255, the bipod stubslatches 256, the plate springs of the latch 257, configured in the formof the plate with the through-hole and the semi-circular hole, theconical nuts 258, the withdrawable locks 259.

FIG. 50 shows a side view of the bipod bracket 253. The bipod bracket253 is configured in the form of the complex-shaped flat bent plate 260with the protrusions 261 disposed at the ends. The through-holes 262 forthe screws of the bipod stubs 254 are disposed in the protrusions 261.On the external walls of the protrusions 261, the semi-circular conicalholes 263 are disposed to fix the bipod stubs 255 by the bipod stubslatch 256 in the folded, intermediate and open positions. The externalwalls of the protrusions 261 are configured radius 264. The through-hole265 configured for the latch of the bipod 51 is disposed in the centerof the flat bent plate 260. All elements of the bipod bracket 253, theirshapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 50 .

FIG. 51 shows a side view of the bipod stubs latch 256. The bipod stubslatch 256 is configured in the form of the stepped cylinder. It startsfrom the release button 266, which passes into the cylindrical part 267with a smaller diameter, which passes into the cylindrical part 268 witha smaller diameter, which passes into the conic-cylindrical part 269with a larger diameter, which passes into the cylindrical part 270 witha smaller diameter, which ends with the washer 271. All elements of thebipod stubs latch 256, their shapes and interaction with each other areshown in FIG. 51 .

FIG. 52 shows a side view of the bipod stub 255, and FIG. 53 showsfragment of the longitudinal section along of the lugs of the retainingclamps 280. The bipod stub 255 is configured in the form of thecomplex-shaped plate 272, which passes into the tube 273. In the upperpart of the plate 272, the through slot 274 is configured for the bipodbracket 253, as well as through the threaded hole 275 for the screw ofthe bipod stubs 254. In the lower part of the plate 272, thethrough-hole 276 is configured for the bipod stubs latch 256. The tube273 passes into the cylindrical section with the outer thread 277, whichpasses into the radius groove 278. The groove 278 passes into theconical head with the through cross slots 279, which form the lugs ofthe retaining clamps 280. The cylindrical protrusion 281 is disposed atthe ends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 280, configured to fix thewithdrawable lock 259 in any position, as well as in the extreme lowerposition, which prevents unauthorized removal of the withdrawable lock259 from the bipod stub 255. The longitudinal hole 282 is disposedinside the bipod stub 255, configured for the passage of thewithdrawable lock 259. All elements of the bipod stub 255, their shapesand interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 52 , FIG. 53 .

FIG. 54 shows the longitudinal section of the conical nut 258. Theconical nut 258 is configured in the form of the cylindrical sectionwith the notch 283, which passes into the conical section 284. Insidethe cylindrical section 283, the threaded section 285 is configured,which passes into the groove 286, which passes into the inner conicalsection 287. All elements of the conical nut 258, their shapes andinteraction with each other are shown in FIG. 54 .

FIG. 55 shows a side view of the withdrawable lock 259. The withdrawablelock 259 is configured in the form of the rod 288 with thecylinder-conical head 289 at one end, and the cylindrical head 290 atthe other end. Along the entire length of the rod 288 the grooves 291are disposed to act as the ruler and to facilitate operation of thewithdrawable lock 259. All elements of the withdrawable lock 259, theirshapes and interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 55 .

FIG. 56 shows detailing of the trigger guard with the magazine box andthe mechanisms 3, (side view). This configuration consists of: thetrigger guard with the magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17, the triggerbar spring 18 configured in the form of the spiral spring with the longbent end 292 and the short bent end 293, the magazine catch 19, the axis20.

FIG. 57 shows a side view of the trigger bar 17. The trigger bar 17 isconfigured in the form of the complex-shaped plate 294 with theprotrusion 295 disposed at one end. In the protrusion 295 the radiussurface 296 and the sear platform 297 are configured to interact withthe area of the cocking stud 97 of the firing hammer 26. At the otherend of the plate 294, the trigger bar 298 is configured in the form ofthe clamp. In the center of the plate 294 the protrusion 299 with thethrough-hole 300 is disposed for the axis of the trigger bar and themagazine latch 19. Between the protrusion 295 and the protrusion 299 ofthe plate 294, the hole 301 is disposed for the long bent end 292 of thetrigger bar spring 18. All elements of the trigger bar 17, their shapesand interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 57 .

FIG. 58 shows a side view of the magazine latch 19. The magazine latch19 is configured in the form of the lever 302 made of the complex-shapedplate with the button 303 at one end. The support platform 304 isdisposed on the button 303. At the other end of the lever 302 theconsole 305 is configured in the form of the rectangular rod. The slot306 for the trigger bar spring 18 is disposed in the center of theconsole 305. Above the button 303, the protrusion 307 is disposed withthe hole 308, the slot 309 for the short bent end 293 of the trigger barspring 18 and the hole 310 for the axis of the trigger bar and themagazine latch 19. All elements of the magazine latch 19, their shapesand interaction with each other are shown in FIG. 58 .

FIG. 59 shows a side view of the trigger guard with the magazine box 16.The trigger guard with the magazine box 16 is configured in the form ofthe complex-shaped plate 311 with the cylindrical protrusion 312, inwhich the hole 312A is disposed for the lower screw of the trigger guardwith the magazine box 37, and the slot 313 at one end. At the other endof the plate 311, the trigger guard 314, the complex-shaped protrusionand the slot 313 are disposed. In the protrusion 315 the through holes316 for the axis of the trigger bar 17 and the magazine latch 19 aredisposed, and the hole 316 for the cross screw of the buttstock 34. Infront of the trigger guard 314, the threaded hole 317 is disposed in theplate 311 for the upper screw 36 of the trigger guard with the magazinebox. In the center of the plate 311, the magazine box 318 is disposedfor the magazine 7, with the slot 319 and the inclined platform 320 forthe magazine latch (19). All elements of the trigger guard with amagazine box 16, their shapes and interaction with each other are shownin FIG. 59 .

FIG. 60 , FIG. 61 (Section 1-1 related to FIG. 60 ) show operation ofthe safety 15 in position of prevention. The safety 15 in the positionof prevention is closed completely, and the firing hammer 26, the boltbody 25 have no any possibility to move. The firing hammer is in thecocked position. When trying to cock the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C, the conicalprotrusion 180 of the safety 15 rests against the slot 95 of the firinghammer 26, and the safety lug 179 of the safety 15 engages with therectangular hole 86 of the bolt body 25 and disables the forwardmovement of the firing hammer 26, and turning of the bolt body 25,thereby preventing the cocking process of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C.Between the platform of the cocking stud 97 and the sear platform 297 ofthe trigger bar 17, the safety gap 321 is disposed, which takes intoaccount the wear of the rubbing surfaces of the firing hammer 26 and thetrigger bar 17. The safety gap 321 increases the service life andenhance the reliability of the mutual operation of the firing hammer 26and the safety 15.

FIG. 62 , FIG. 63 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 62 ) shows operation of thesafety 15 in firing position. The safety 15 in firing position is opencompletely. The bolt 4 is configured to rotate and to reciprocate in thereceiver 13, thereby ensuring the operation of the bolt 4. When the bolt4 is in the extreme rear position, the locking lug 72 of the bolt body25 rests against the fixing plate 178 of the safety 15 and prevents thebolt body 25 to come out of the receiver 13. The safety 15 iscontinuously spring-loaded by the safety spring 14 and locked in thefiring position to prevent unauthorized opening due to interaction ofthe protrusion 175 of the safety with the blind slot 165 of the receiver13.

FIG. 64 , FIG. 65 (Section 1-1 related to FIG. 64 ) shows operation ofthe safety 15 in the unbreech position of the bolt 4 as for the weapon1A, 1B, 1C. The safety 15 in the position of the bolt 4 unbreech fromweapons 1A, 1B, 1C is in the middle position, and the bolt 4 can beeasily removed and inserted into the receiver 13. The safety 15 iscontinuously spring-loaded by safety spring 14 and locked in theunbreech position to prevent unauthorized displacement due tointeraction of the protrusion 175 of the safety 15 with the blind groove165 of the receiver 13.

FIG. 66 , FIG. 67 (Section 1-1 in FIG. 66 ) show disassembly of thesafety 15 in the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C. The safety 15 with the safety spring14 in the unbreech position of the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C is in the lowerposition, and the base 174 of the safety 15 is connected with thethrough slot 164, of the receiver 13 which enables to freely insert andextract the safety 15 with the safety spring 14 into the receiver 13.

FIG. 68 , FIG. 69 (Section 1-1 related to FIG. 68 ) shows operation ofthe firing hammer 26 in the open position of the bolt 4. When the bolt 4is opened, the bolt body 25 is in the position in which the area 77 ofthe base 74 of the bolt body 25 rests against the leading notch 153 ofthe receiver 13. At the same time, the screwed protrusions 84 withscrewed surfaces 85, when the bolt body 25 in the receiver 13 is turned,will apart the firing hammer 26 in the bolt body 25 for the height ofthe protrusions 84, which ensures the safe removal of the misfiredcaseless ammunition 38 by the bolt 4.

FIG. 70 , FIG. 71 , FIG. 72 show operation of the mechanisms of thetrigger guard with the magazine box 16. When the trigger bar 17 ispressed, the trigger bar 17, turning on the axis 20, slides off from theplatform of the cocking stud 97 of the firing hammer 26 by its searplatform 297 of the protrusion 295. In this position the trigger barspring 18 and the mainspring 27 will be in the maximum load mode, andthe compressive force due to the mainspring 27 is transferred via theprotrusions 102 of the mainspring latch 28 in the grooves 81 to the boltbody 25, and the end of the mainspring latch 28, buried in the firinghammer 26, gives the warning about cocking of the firing hammer 26.Under the action of the mainspring 27, the firing hammer 26 strikes thefiring pin 21. Then the firing pin 21, via the firing pin latch 23,compresses the spring of the firing pin latch 22 and pins on theigniting primer of the ammunition 38 by means of its conical part 52.The shot takes place. To fire the next shot, it is necessary to releasethe trigger bar 17, then turn the bolt 4 until it stops, and the lockinglugs 72 of the bolt body 25 will drop out of engagement with thereceiver 13, and the screwed protrusion 84 of the bolt body 25 will pushback the firing hammer 26 and relieve the pressure from the firing pin21. The firing pin 21, via the firing pin latch p 23, under action ofthe spring of the firing pin latch 22 will take the extreme rearposition. Further, it is required to push back the bolt 4 back until itstops, return it forward until it stops, with seizing up the ammunition38 and forcing it to the cartridge 11 by means of the receiver 13. Then,the bolt body 25 is to be turned in clockwise direction until it stops,and therefore the bolt 4 will be locked in the receiver 13. At the sametime, the trigger bar 17 under the action of the long bent end 292 ofthe trigger bar spring 18 rises up to the extreme upper position and theprotrusion 295 of the trigger bar 17 with its sear platform 297 embarkson the path of movement of the firing hammer 26. Then, the firing hammer26, with its area of the cocking stud 97, enters behind the searplatform 297 of the trigger bar 17, and thereby will be placed on thecocking stud. The weapons 1A, 1B, 1C are now ready for the next shot;and to continue firing, it is required to press the trigger bar 17.

When firing using the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C, the magazine is in themagazine box 318 of the trigger guard with the magazine box 16, theconsole 305 of the magazine latch 19 is set behind the protrusion withthe inclined platform 322 of the magazine 7, and the magazine latch 19,via the short bent end 293 of the trigger bar spring 18, will be setunder constant pressure, thereby ensuring reliable fastening of themagazine 7 within operation of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C.

To remove the magazine from the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C, it is necessary topress the magazine latch 19; the magazine latch 19 will rotate about itsaxis 20 and the console 305 of the magazine latch 19 will come out ofengagement with the protrusion with the inclined platform 322 of themagazine 7, and the magazine 7 can be removed from weapons 1A, 1B, 1C.

To install the magazine into the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C, it is required toinsert the magazine 7 into the magazine box 318 of the trigger guardwith the magazine box 16. When the protrusion with the inclined platform322 of the magazine 7 will come against the console 305 and presses onit, the magazine latch 19 will rotate about its axis 20, and the console305 of the magazine latch 19 will come out of engagement with theprotrusion with the inclined platform 322 of the magazine 7. Further,the magazine 7 will rise and abut against the receiver 13, and, underthe action of the short bent end 293 of the trigger bar spring 18, themagazine latch 19 will rotate about its axis 20, and the console 30 ofthe magazine latch 19 will come into engagement with the protrusion withthe inclined platform 322 of the magazine 7, which ensure reliablefastening of the magazine 7 in weapons 1A, 1B, 1C.

FIG. 73 , FIG. 74 show the vertical and the horizontal adjustment of theadjustable cheek piece 42. For the purpose of vertical and horizontaladjustment of the adjustable cheek piece 42, it is necessary to unscrewthe latches of the adjustable cheek piece 43 from the threaded holes 239of the cheek piece clamp 231 at a distance so that the sleeve stop 241displaced by the spring rings of the latches of the adjustable cheekpiece 43, would move apart from the spherical recesses 191 on the sidesurfaces of the console 187 of the skeletal buttstock 29C, and with themthe retaining pins 212 of the sleeve stop 241 will be displaced at adistance at which the spherical sections of the retaining pin 212,spring-loaded by the retaining pin spring 213, begin to drop out of thespherical recesses 191. In such condition, the adjustable cheek piece 42will move vertically and horizontally within the area of the sphericalrecesses 191. After installing the adjustable cheek piece 42 in theposition appropriate for the shooter, the latches of the adjustablecheek piece 43 should be tightened, and this will ensure securefastening of the adjustable cheek piece 42 on the weapon 1C.

FIG. 75 , FIG. 76 , FIG. 77 show the length adjustment of the adjustableback plate 31C. To adjust the length of the adjustable back plate 31C,is required to unscrew the adjusting screws 211 for the adjustable backplate latch 41 from the threaded holes 190 of the skeletal buttstock 29Cat a distance so that the adjusting screws 211 would displace theretaining pins 212 at a distance at which the spherical sections of theretaining pin 212, spring-loaded by the retaining pin spring 213, beginto drop out of the spherical recesses 228 of the back plate bracket 221.In such condition, the adjustable back plate 31C is displaced over thelength within the area of the spherical recesses 228. After installingthe adjustable back plate 31C in the position appropriate for theshooter, the latches of the adjustable back plate 41 should betightened, and this will ensure secure fastening of the adjustable backplate 31C on the weapon 1C.

To remove the adjustable back plate 31C from the skeletal buttstock 29C,it is required to unscrew the adjusting screws 211 to a distance atwhich the spherical parts of the retaining pin 212 move away from theslots 227 of the back plate bracket 221, and the adjustable back plate31C can be removed.

FIG. 78 shows the height adjustment of the stop 44. To adjust the heightof the stop 44 it is required to unscrew the stop lock 45 by a couple ofturns from the threaded bushing of the stop lock 46, and the lugs of theretaining clamps 204 of the stop lock 45 will move apart and thecylindrical protrusions 205 at the ends of the lugs of the retainingclamps 204 will release the stop 44 and they will be able to move freelyin the blind hole 198 of the skeletal buttstock 29C. The drop-out of thestop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C is prevented by the cylindricalhead 208 at the end of the rod 207 of the stop 44. After installing thestop 44 in a position appropriate for the shooter, the stop lock 45should be tightened, while the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 of thestop lock 45 will be joined due to the conical hole 197 of the skeletalbuttstock 29C, and the cylindrical protrusions 205 at the ends of thelugs of the retaining clamps 204 will fasten the stop 44 and it wouldnot will be able to move in the blind hole 198 of the skeletal buttstock29C, which will ensure reliable fastening of the stop 44 on the weapon1C.

To remove the stop 44 from the skeletal buttstock 29C, it is required tounscrew completely the stop lock 45 from the threaded bushing of thestop lock 46, then the stop lock will be removed together with the stop44 as a single assembly unit, then the stop 44 is to be dismantled bytaking it out from the stop lock 45; this is possible due to the factthat within passage of the cylindrical head 208 the cylindricalprotrusions 205 at the ends of the lugs of the retaining clamps 204 willfreely move apart and allow passage of the cylindrical head 208 with therod 207 of the stop 44 through the hole 206 of the stop lock 45; in thiscase, the condition should be met under which the diameter D208 of thecylindrical head 208 is less than the diameter D206 of the hole 206 ofthe stop lock 45.

FIG. 79 shows fragment of the side view of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C withinextraction, FIG. 80 shows unit A for mechanical extraction related toFIG. 79 , FIG. 81 shows unit A for magnetic extraction related to FIG.79 . For the purpose of extraction it is necessary to open and to pullback the bolt 4 up to extreme rear position, and the rear part of theammunition 38 is in the conical bushing 24 of the bolt 4, and bearsagainst the protrusions 66, and the rear part of the ammunition 38 isretained in the cylindrical part of the smaller diameter 53 by means ofinclined protrusion 54 of the firing pin 21, under effect of theexpanding ring 323 disposed in the external marker-washer 324 and in theinner washer 325 of the ignition block 326 for mechanical extraction.For the purpose of magnetic extraction of ammunition 38, there is themagnetic extraction marker-washer 328 within the ignition block 327,which is magnetically attached to the firing pin 21. The gap 330 isdisposed between the end of the conical part 52, the firing pin 21 andthe capsule with the anvil 329 of the ignition block 326 or 327. Thethickness T330 of the gap 330 is 0.03-0.05 D, where D is the outerdiameter of the ammunition 38. The gap 330 between the end of theconical part 52 of the firing pin 21 and the capsule with the anvil 329of the ignition block 326 or 327 ensures impossibility for the capsulewith the anvil 329 to be pined on by the conical part 52 of the firingpin 21, and this ensures the safety during charging and rechargingcycle. Further, it is necessary to remove the ammunition 38 from theweapons 1A, 1B, 1C using the magnet 331 or the hand extractor 332configured in the form of the rod with the semi-circular plate.

In accordance with the second method of extraction of the ammunition 38,it is required to turn the safety 15 into middle position, to open andto remove the bolt 4 from the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C. Further, it is requiredto remove by hand the ammunition 38 from the bolt 4 and install the bolt4 in the receiver 13, delivering another ammunition 38 from the magazine7 to the cartridge 11 of the receiver, if necessary. Set the safety 15into the position of prevention.

FIG. 82 , FIG. 83 , FIG. 84 , FIG. 85 show operation of the foldingadjustable bipod 50. This is achieved by the fact that the foldingadjustable bipod 50 is configured for lateral oscillation on the latchof the bipod 51, and it can be fixed in the desired position by screwingtightly to the weapon 1A or 1B or 1C by the latch of the bipod 51.

The bipod stub 255 of the folding adjustable bipod 50 can be folded invarious positions. In this case they are fastened without backlashes.For this purpose, the button 266 of the bipod stubs latch 256 is to bepressed until it stops, and the conic-cylindrical part 269 of the bipodstubs latch 256 will come out of engagement with the semi-circularconical hole 263 of the bipod bracket 253, thus the bipod stub 255 willbe able to rotate on the screw of the bipod stub 254 in the bipodbracket 253. Further, while holding the bipod stubs latch 256,spring-loaded by the plate spring of the latch 257, in the pressedposition, the bipod stub 255 should be set in the desired position,while the latch of the bipod stubs 256 will be aligned with thesemi-circular conical hole 263 of the bipod bracket 253. Further, it isrequired to release the bipod stubs latch 256. Under the action of theplate spring of the latch 257, it is engaged by its conic-cylindricalpart 269 of the bipod stubs latch 256 with the semi-circular conicalhole 263 of the bipod bracket 253, and the bipod stub 255 will be fixedwithout any backlash. All above operations should be repeated with thesecond bipod stub 255.

FIG. 85 shows the height adjustment of the withdrawable lock 259. Toadjust the height of the withdrawable lock 259 it is required to unscrewthe conical nut 258 by a couple of turns from the cylindrical sectionwith the outer thread 277 of the bipod stub 255, and the lugs of theretaining clamps 280 of the bipod stub 255 will move apart and thecylindrical protrusions 281 at the ends of the lugs of the retainingclamps 280 will release the withdrawable lock 259 and it will be able tomove freely in the longitudinal hole 282 of the bipod stub 255. Thedrop-out of the withdrawable lock 259 from the bipod stub 255 isprevented by the cylindrical head 290 at the end of the rod 288 of thewithdrawable lock 259. After installing the withdrawable lock 259 in aposition appropriate for the shooter, the conical nut 258 should betightened, while the lugs of the retaining clamps 280 of the bipod stub255 will be joined due to the conical section 287 of the conical nut258, and the cylindrical protrusions 281 at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps 280 will fasten the withdrawable lock 259 and it willnot be able to move in the longitudinal hole 282 of the bipod stub 255,which ensure reliable fastening of the withdrawable lock 259 on theadjustable bipod 50.

To remove the withdrawable lock 259 from the bipod stub 255, it isrequired to unscrew completely the conical nut 258 from the cylindricalsection with the outer thread 277 of the bipod stub 255, then theconical nut 258 will be removed together with the withdrawable lock 259as a single assembly unit, now the withdrawable stop 259 is todismantled by taking it out from the conical nut 258, this is possibledue to the fact that within passage of the cylindrical head 290 thecylindrical protrusions 281 at the ends of the lugs of the retainingclamps 280 will freely move apart and pass the cylindrical head 290 withthe rod 288 of the withdrawable lock 259 through the longitudinal hole282 of the bipod stub 255.

FIG. 86 shows operation of the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C within the lockperiod. The lock time 333 lasts from the start of the ignition of thepropellant 334 (solid, liquid, gaseous) until the start of theprojectile 335 rifling into the grooves of the multifunctional cartridge11.

During this period, the following processes take place: after the impactaction of the firing hammer 26 against the firing pin 21, the firing pin21 breaks the capsule with the anvil 329 inside the ignition block 326or 327 and the force flame 336 ignites the propellant 334 (solid,liquid, gaseous). A gases 337 start to evolve at high temperature andpressure. The entire process takes place in the closed space of theprojectile chamber 338 for the propellant. Under the action of gases 337the cylindrical piston 57 of the firing pin 21 will press the conicalbushing of the bolt 24 to the glazed area 78 of the bolt body 25,thereby blocking the leakage of gases 337 into the receiver 13. When thepressure of the gas P_(k) will reach the pressure at which thespring-loaded half rings 134 are unfasten, the projectile 335 with itsleading cylindrical part 339 will pass through the spring-loaded halfrings 134 and abut against the grooves of the multifunctional cartridge11. Further, when the gas pressure P_(o) reaches the force pressurelevel, the projectile 335 begins to rifle with its leading cylindricalpart 339 into the grooves of the multifunctional cartridge 11. At thismoment, the gap 340 between the rear cylindrical part 341 of theprojectile 335 and the inner surface of the multifunction cartridge 11starts to decrease and the projectile 335 starts to move forward. Thethickness T340 of the gap 340 depends on a number of the values and itis calculated depending on each specific ammunition.

FIG. 87 shows operation of the weapon 1A and 1B or 1C within theignition time 342. The ignition time 342 lasts from the start of riflingof the projectile 335 by its leading cylindrical part 339 in themultifunctional cartridge 11 until complete outlet of the projectile 335from the multifunctional cartridge 11. The following processes takeplace within this period.

1. Obturation. With a sharp increase of the pressure in the projectilechamber 338 for the propellant, the gases 337 in the space of themultifunctional cartridge 11 under high-pressure press the ignitionblock 326 or 327 against the cylindrical piston 57. Thus, the gases 337are locked from breakthrough into the through-hole 82 of the bolt body25. The gases 337 bypass the ignition block 326 or 327 and enter thespace formed by the blind conical hole 63 of the conical bushing of thebolt 24 and the cylindrical piston 57 of the firing pin 21. Since thegases 337 act in all directions, one portion of the gases 337 appliesthe pressure against the thick wall 65 of the conical bushing of thebolt 24, which is pressed against the glazed area 78 of the bolt body25. This prevents the gases 337 from the breakthrough into the weapon1A, 1B, 1C. Another portion of the gases 337 applies the pressure on thewalls in the blind conical hole 63 of the conical bushing of the bolt 24and on the conical bushing of the receiver 12. The gases 337 apply thepressure on the cylindrical piston 57, which, with its end, locks theleakage of gas 337 between the firing pin 21 and the -hole 64 of theconical bushing of the bolt 24.

2. Rifling. The projectile 335 passes through the grooves of themultifunctional cartridge 11, while the screwed channels 343 are rifledon the projectile 335. Projectile 335 obtains the required circularvelocity for a stable shot. At the moment the projectile 335 leaves thethreaded section of the multifunctional cartridge 11, the gas pressure P337 has the maximum value, the maximum temperature T and 70% of theinitial velocity V₀ of the projectile. The combustion process of thepropellant 334 (solid, liquid, gaseous) will be completed. Under theaction of the gas pressure 337, the walls of the projectile 335 aredeformed and the gap 340 between the rear cylindrical part 341 of theprojectile 335 and the inner surface of the multifunctional cartridge 11is closed. The gases 337 in the projectile chamber 338 reforge the wallsof the projectile 335. The chips formed due to creation of the screwedchannels 343 on the projectile 335 are blown out by the gases 337through the screwed channels 343 of the projectile 335 and partiallycarried away by the gases 337 following the projectile 335. If thepressure of the gases 337 exceeds the allowable value, then the conicalbushing of the bolt 24 will crack, allowing the gases 337 to outflow.This precaution ensures protection of the weapon and the shooter. Forfurther use of the weapon, it is necessary to replace the conicalbushing of the bolt 24. With increased gas pressure 337, the cracks inthe multifunctional cartridge 11 are also possible. For further use ofthe weapons, it is necessary to replace the multifunctional cartridge11.

FIG. 88 , FIG. 89 (showing the unit A related to FIG. 88 for the weapons1A, 1B), FIG. 90 (showing the unit A related to FIG. 88 for the weapon1C), and FIG. 91 (showing the Section 1-1 related to FIG. 90 for theweapon 1C) represent operation of the weapon 1A, 1B, 1C within thesecond 1 time 344. The second 1 time 344 lasts from the outlet of theprojectile 335 from the threaded section of the multifunctionalcartridge 11 up to the moment when the rear part of the projectile 335reaches the muzzle face 9A—for the weapon 1A, 1B, or the muzzle face ofthe muzzle break 105 in case of the weapon 1C.

The following processes take place within this period: in case of theweapons 1A, 1B, 1C, when the projectile 335 passes through the smoothbore of the barrel 9A or 9B, the gases 337 will partially blow out thechips formed due to rifling the screwed channels 343 of the projectile335. In addition, the gases 337 create the gas blanket 345 due to thegap 346 formed by the grooves on the projectile 335, thus reducing thefriction of projectile 335 against the smooth surface of the bore of thebarrel 9A or 9C. Thickness T346, of the gap 346 is equal to the heightof the grooves (rifles) on the projectile 335. Within the second period344, highly compressed and heated gases 337 expand and apply thepressure on the projectile 335, increasing its velocity V344 up to 98%of the initial velocity V₀ of the 335 projectile. The decrease in thepressure of the gases 335 within the second period 344 occurs abruptlyaccording to curvilinear relation. At this, the second period 344 forthe weapons 1A, 1B is completed, but for the weapons 1C, operation ofthe muzzle break 105 is also involved.

In the muzzle break 105, the gases 337, entering at high velocity intothe primary chamber 347, impinge against the end surface of the primarychamber 347, creating a reaction 348 acting in the opposite direction ofthe weapon 1C blowback. Further, the portion of the gases 337 burst intothe inclined channels 349 of the muzzle break 105, and at alteration ofthe gas flow 350, the excessive pressure is generated on the externalwall of the inclined channels 349, as a result of which the reaction 351appears, acting also in the opposite direction of the weapon 1Cblowback. Further, the gases 337 in the inclined channels 349 generatethe exhaust gas jet stream 352, which, escaping out of the inclinedchannels 349, generates the thrust force 353 acting in the oppositedirection of the weapon 1C blowback. Reactions 348, 351 and the thrustforce 353 reduce the blowback of the weapon 1C.

FIG. 92 , FIG. 93 , FIG. 94 show operation of the weapon withintransitional period 354 for the weapons 1A, 1B, 1C. The transitionalperiod 354 lasts from the moment when the projectile 335 reaches themuzzle face of the barrel 9A—for the weapons 1 A, 1B, or the muzzle facein the muzzle break 105 in the case of the weapon 1C, until the momentof the completion of gases 337 impact on the projectile 335. Thefollowing processes take place within this period.

The gases 337 pass through the muzzle face of the barrel 9A or themuzzle face of the muzzle break 105 outwards. The projectile 335 reachesthe maximum initial velocity V_(max) at a point of about twentycentimetres from the muzzle face of the barrel 9A or the muzzle face ofthe muzzle break 105. The transition period 354 is completed when thegas pressure 337 applied to the projectile 335 is balanced with theatmospheric pressure. After the projectile 335 leaves the barrel 9A orthe muzzle break 105, the air flow 355 enters the screwed channels 343of the projectile 335 and, passing through them at high velocity,creates the reaction 356, which results in additional rotation of theprojectile 335 around its longitudinal axis. Consequently, the stabilityof the projectile 335 is enhanced throughout entire shot path. When thegases 337 outflow from the barrel 9A or the muzzle break 105, some ofthe gases 337 remaining in the space formed by the blind conical hole 63of the conical bushing of the bolt 24 and the cylindrical piston 57 ofthe firing pin 21 will break the ignition block 326 or 327 from thefiring pin 21 and throw it out beyond the barrel 9A or the muzzle break105 following the projectile 335.

FIG. 86 , FIG. 87 , FIG. 88 , FIG. 89 , FIG. 90 , FIG. 91 , FIG. 92 ,FIG. 93 and FIG. 94 disclose operation of the proposed caseless weapons1A, 1B, 1C when firing, which allows in the weapon:

1. To remove completely the blowback within shooting. This is achieveddue to the curvilinear nature of the gases 337 operation during thesecond time 344 in case of the weapon 1A, 1B, and operation of themuzzle break 105 during transitional period 354 in case of the weapon1C.

2. To enhance the efficiency, to reduce the heat losses and to decreasethe heating of the barrel 9A or 9C. This is achieved since the riflingforce corresponds to the level of forcing pressure P_(o), at which thepropellant 334 (solid, liquid, gaseous) is completely burned, as well asthe maximum pressure P_(max) of the gases 337 and the maximumtemperature T, which occur within the ignition time 342 in thick-walled,multi-layered, multifunctional cartridge 11. In the barrel with thesmooth bore 9A or 9C, the gases 337 are expanded and cooled abruptly,and the projectile 335 moves in the smooth bore of the barrel 9A or 9Cin the gas blanket 345 owing to the gap 346 with minimum friction andappropriate axial rotation of the projectile 335.

3. To reduce the length of the barrel 9A or 9C. This is achieved becausethe release of all thermal energy occurs in the multifunctionalcartridge 11 of the receiver 13 and building up of the basic velocity V₀of the projectile 335 takes place within passing the carbide andrefractory threaded bushing 133 of the multifunctional cartridge 11.Therefore, the maximum speed V_(max) of the projectile 335 is achievedin the barrel 9A or 9C with the length twice shorter than in case of thetraditional shot.

4. To reduce the weight and dimensions of the weapon. This is achieveddue to increase of the values of operating temperature and operatingpressure. This makes possible to create the weapon 1A or 1B or 1C withsmall dimensions, low weight, and high muzzle energy of the shot.

Below are examples of the process of assembling the proposed caselessweapon 1A, 1B, 1C.

Process of Assembling of the Caseless Weapon 1A:

1. Using the barrel 9A, the multifunctional cartridge 11, the conicalbushing of receiver 12, the receiver 13, the safety spring 14, thesafety 15 to assemble the receiver with the barrel and the mechanisms2A.

2. Using the trigger guard with the magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17,the trigger bar spring 18, the magazine latch 19, the axis of thetrigger bar and the magazine latch 19 to assemble the trigger guard withthe magazine box and mechanisms 3.

3. Using the firing pin 21, the spring of firing pin latch 22, thefiring pin latch 23, the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the bolt body25, the firing hammer 26, the mainspring 27 and the mainspring latch 28to assemble the bolt 4.

4. Using the handguard 248, the threaded bushing of the bipods 33 toassemble the handguard 5A.

5. Using the hunting buttstock 29A, the threaded bushings for the backplate screws 30, the back plate 31A, the back plate screws 32 toassemble the hunting buttstock 6A.

6. Using the receiver with the barrel and the mechanisms 2A, the triggerguard with the magazine box and the mechanisms 3, the handguard 5A, thehunting buttstock 6A, the barrel latch 10, the cross screw of thebuttstock 34, the nut of the cross screw 35 of the buttstock, the upperscrew of the trigger bar with magazine box 36, the lower screw 37 of thetrigger guard with the magazine box to assemble the weapon 1A withoutthe bolt 4 and the magazine 7. Install the bolt 4 into the weapon 1A.

7. Fit up the magazine 7 with the ammunition 38 and insert it into theweapon 1A.

8. Set the safety 15 to the “fire” mode.

9. Pull and release the bolt 4. The weapon 1A is ready to fire.

Process of Assembling of the Caseless Weapon 1B:

1. Using the barrel 9A, the multifunctional cartridge 11, the conicalbushing of receiver 12, the receiver 13, the safety spring 14, thesafety 15 to assemble the receiver with the barrel and the mechanisms2A.

2. Using the trigger guard with the magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17,the trigger bar spring 18, the magazine latch 19, the axis of thetrigger bar and the magazine latch 19 to assemble the trigger guard withthe magazine box and mechanisms 3.

3. Using the firing pin 21, the spring of firing pin latch 22, thefiring pin latch 23, the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the bolt body25, the firing hammer 26, the mainspring 27 and the mainspring latch 28to assemble the bolt 4.

4. Using the gunstock 8, the threaded bushings for the back plate screw30, the back plate 31A, the back plate screws 32, the threaded bushingof the bipods 33 to assemble the hunting gunstock 1B.

6. Using the receiver with the barrel and the mechanisms 2A, the triggerguard with the magazine box and the mechanisms 3, the hunting gunstock1B, the barrel latch 10, the upper screw 36 of the trigger guard withmagazine box, the lower screw of the trigger guard with magazine box 37to assemble the weapon 1B without the bolt 4 and the magazine 7.

Install the bolt 4 into the weapon 1A.

7. Fit up the magazine 7 with the ammunition 38 and insert it into theweapon 1A.

8. Set the safety 15 to the “fire” mode.

9. Pull and release the bolt 4. The weapon 1A is ready to fire.

Process of Assembling of the Caseless Weapon 1C:

1. Using the lower part of the muzzle break 47, the upper part of muzzlebreak 48, the screws of the muzzle break 49 to assemble the muzzle break105 is to be assembled.

2. Using the muzzle break 105, the barrel 9C, the multifunctionalcartridge 11, the conical bushing of receiver 12, the receiver 13, thesafety spring 14, the safety 15 to assemble the trigger housing withmechanisms 2C.

3. Using the trigger guard with the magazine box 16, the trigger bar 17,the trigger bar spring 18, the magazine latch 19, the axis of thetrigger bar and the magazine latch 19 to assemble the trigger guard withthe magazine box and mechanisms 3.

4. Using the firing pin 21, the spring of firing pin latch 22, thefiring pin latch 23, the conical bushing of the bolt 24, the bolt body25, the firing hammer 26, the mainspring 27 and the mainspring latch 28to assemble the bolt 4.

5. Using the bipod bracket 253, the screws of the bipod stubs 254, thebipod stubs 255, the bipod stubs latches 256, the plate springs of thelatch 257, the conical nuts 258, the withdrawable locks 259 to assemblethe folding adjustable bipod 50.

6. Using the handguard 248, the threaded bushing of the bipods 33, thefolding adjustable bipod 50, the latch of the bipod 51 to assemble thehandguard with the bipods 5C.

7. Using the back plate bracket 221, the back plate extension piece 222,the back plate 223, the back plate screws 224 to assemble the adjustableback plate 31C.

8. Using the sleeve stops 241, the retaining pins 212, the retaining pinsprings 213, the thrust screws 242 to assemble the rests of the cheekpiece clamp 234.

9. Using the cheek piece clamp 231, the cheek piece 232, the cheek piecescrews 233, the latch of adjustable cheek piece 43, the rests of thecheek piece clamp 234 to assemble the adjustable cheek piece 42.

10. Using the adjusting screws 211, the retaining pins 212, theretaining pin springs 213, the stop screws 214 to assemble theadjustable back plate latches 41.

11. Using the skeletal buttstock 29C, the adjustable back plate 31C, thelatch of the adjustable back plate 41, the adjustable cheek piece 42,the latch of adjustable cheek piece 43, the stop 44, the latch of thestop 45, the threaded bushing of latch of the stop 46 to assemble theskeletal buttstock with adjustable back plate and the cheek piece 6C.

12. Using the receiver with the barrel and the mechanisms 2C, thetrigger guard with the magazine box and the mechanisms 3, the handguardwith the bipods 5C, the skeletal buttstock with adjustable back plateand cheek piece 6C, the barrel latch 10, the transverse screw of thebuttstock 34, the nut of the cross screw 35 of the buttstock, the upperscrew of the trigger guard with magazine box 36, the lower screw 37 ofthe trigger guard with magazine box to assemble the weapon 1C withoutthe bolt 4 and the magazine 7.

13. Install the bolt 4 into the weapon 1C.

14. Fit up the magazine 7 with the ammunition 38 and insert it into theweapon 1C.

15. Set the safety 15 to the “fire” mode.

16. Pull and release the bolt 4. The weapon 1C is ready to fire.

Below are the examples of the process of shot using the proposedcaseless weapon 1A, 1B, 1C.

The Process of Shot for Caseless Weapons 1A, 1B, 1C During Firing:

1. Set the safety 15 to the “fire” mode.

2. Press the trigger bar 17, the firing hammer 26 will fall off thecocking stud.

3. The mainspring 27 will move the firing hammer with high energy, andit strikes the firing pin 21.

4. The firing hammer 21 punctures and breaks the capsule with the anvil329, which ignites the propellant 334 (solid, liquid, gaseous).

5. The propellant 334 (solid, liquid, gaseous) burns with the release ofthe gases 337 with high temperature and pressure.

6. The projectile 335 is rifled, acquiring the axial rotation, and picksup the speed.

8. The projectile 335 flies out of the barrel 9C and the gas pressure337 on the projectile 335 is balanced with the atmospheric pressure. Theshot is completed.

9. To continue firing it is required to pull and release the bolt 4, inwhich case the bolt 4 at returning, and passing the magazine 7, picks upthe next ammunition 38, sends it into the multifunctional cartridge 11and locks on the locking lugs 129; and the firing hammer 26 is raisedand sets on the cocking stud. The weapons 1A, 1B. 1C are ready for thenext shot.

The proposed new high-accuracy caseless magazine weapons 1A, 1B, 1C canbe applied for army, police, hunting, sports, and operates with maximumefficiency.

The invention claimed is:
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A caseless magazine weapon (1A), whichcontains a bolt (4) interacting with a receiver (13), configured toreciprocate and rotate about the axis in a guiding slots (158) of thereceiver (13), and the said receiver (13) is mounted in the huntingbuttstock (6A), a handguard (248), and fixed by a trigger guard with themagazine box (16), an upper screw (36) and a lower screw (37), and thehunting buttstock (6A) is fixed by a cross screw (34), the nut of thecross screw (35), and, in the trigger guard with magazine box (16), amagazine (7) is installed; a trigger bar (17) is installed on an axis(20) configured for axial rotation, and interacting with a firing hammer(26); a trigger bar spring (18) and the magazine latch (19) on the axis(20), configured to ensure axial rotation, and the said trigger bar (17)and a magazine latch (19) are spring-loaded by the trigger bar spring(18), and the magazine latch (19) interacts with the magazine (7), and aconical bushing (12) of a receiver (13) is mounted in the receiver (13)and a multifunctional cartridge (11) is mounted on said conical bushingof the receiver (12); a barrel (9A) with rear end screwed into thereceiver (13) and fixed with a barrel latch (10); a safety (15),spring-loaded through a safety spring (14), which is disposed in thereceiver (13) and configured to reciprocate and to rotate about theaxis; the handguard (248), wherein the bolt (4) contains a firing pin(21), which is mounted in a conical bushing of the bolt (24), which isconfigured to rotate on the firing pin (21) and, at the same time, it ispermanently pressed by a spring of the firing pin latch (22) to a boltbody (25), and the firing pin (21) is installed in a through-hole (82)of the bolt body (25) and capable to reciprocate; it is loaded by thespring of the firing pin latch (22) and fixed by a firing pin latch(23), inserted into a central blind cylindrical channel (79) of the boltbody (25) and configured to reciprocate, and the bolt (4) contains thefiring hammer (26) installed into central blind cylindrical channel (79)and configured for reciprocal motion; and the mainspring capable tocompress and expand in the firing hammer (26) is disposed inside thefiring hammer (26) and fixed by a mainspring latch (28) in the bolt body(25); the firing pin (21) is configured in the form of stepped shaft,which has a conical part (52) at front, which passes into a cylindricalpart with smaller diameter (53), and an inclined protrusion (54) isformed at the joint of the conical part (52) and the cylindrical partwith smaller diameter (53), and the angle of the inclined protrusion(d54) relative to the axis of the firing pin (55) is equal to 30-45degrees, and the cylindrical part with the smaller diameter (53) passesinto a cylindrical part with the bigger diameter (56), which passes intoa cylindrical piston (57), and said the cylindrical piston (57) passesinto a rod section with a groove (58), where a rear groove (59) passesinto a square part (60) with a cylindrical protrusions (61) disposed atthe end of the square part (60), and the rear groove (59), the squarepart (60) and the cylindrical protrusions (61) interacts with the firingpin latch (23); the conical bushing of the bolt (24) is configured torotate on the firing pin (21) and pressed by the spring of the firingpin latch (22) to a glazed area (78) at the end of a cylindrical head(70) of the bolt body (25), and the said conical bushing of the bolt(24) is configured in the form of a truncated cone (62) with a blindconical hole (63), which passes into a hole (64), which forms the wall(65) at the outlet of the big base of the truncated cone (62), and atinlet of the blind conical hole (63) there are at least three aprotrusions (66), which interact with a caseless ammunition (38); thebolt body (25) has a cylindrical part (67), which passes into thethinner cylindrical part (68), where a slots (69) are disposed along theperimeter of outer part of a thinner cylindrical part (68), and thethinner cylindrical part (68) passes into the cylindrical head (70), anda chamfer (71) is disposed at the passage from the cylindrical part (67)into the thinner cylindrical part (68), and at the passage from thethinner cylindrical part (68) into the cylindrical head (70) a lockinglugs (72) are made in the form of two protrusions with the ends made inthe form of a radius surfaces (73), and the corbelling protrusionconsisting of a base (74) and a leading protrusion (75), configured tointeract with a leading notch (153) of the receiver (13), and theleading protrusion (75) is the third locking lug of the bolt (4) andinteracts with a protrusion (154) of the receiver (13), and the leadingprotrusion (75) is provided with a handle (76) in the form of the rodwith a ball at the end, and at the end face of the base (74) a are (77)is disposed to interact with the leading notch (153) of the receiver(13), and the handle (76) is disposed at an angle to the locking lugs(72), and the face end of the cylindrical head (70) has the glazed area(78) to interact with the conical bushing of the bolt (24); the centralblind cylindrical channel (79) is disposed inside the bolt body (25) andconfigured to interact with the firing hammer (26), the spring of thefiring pin latch (22), the firing pin latch (23), and in the rear partof the central cylindrical channel (79), there are two a lead-in slots(80) and a groove (81) to interact with a protrusions (102) of themainspring latch (28); whereupon in the front end of the centralcylindrical channel (79) the through-hole (82) is disposed to interactwith the firing pin (21), and at an end (83) of the cylindrical part(67) are made two screwed protrusions (84) with a screwed surfaces (85)configured to interact with firing hammer (26) are disposed, and thecylindrical part (67) has a rectangular hole (86) to interact with asafety lug (179) of the safety (15); the firing pin latch (23) is madein the form of a washer (87) with a blind hole (88), a through-hole (89)is made behind the blind hole (88), which repeats the shape of the endof the square part (60) with the cylindrical protrusions (61) of thefiring pin (21), and in the washer (87) at inlet of the blind hole (88),a spinways (90) are disposed, and the through-hole (89) in the washer(87) forms a projection (91), configured to fix the firing pin latch(23) on the firing pin (21); the firing hammer (26) is configured as arod (92) with a groove (93) at one end, and at the other end of the rod(92) the hammer (94) is disposed in the form of the rectangular bar, anda slot (95) is made in the hammer (94) and in the adjacent part of therod (92), configured to interact with the firing hammer (26) with themainspring latch (28), and a blind hole (96) is disposed inside thefiring hammer (26) to interact with a mainspring (27), and at the bottomof the hammer (94), from the side of the rod (92), the cocking stud area(97) is disposed to interact with a sear platform (297) of the triggerbar (17); the firing hammer (26K) configured as the rod (92) with awasher (98) with a slots (99) at one end, and a holes (100) are on theside surface of the rod (92), and at the other end of the rod (92),there is a hammer (94) configured as the rectangular bar, and the slot(95) is disposed in hammer (94) and in the adjacent part of the rod (92)to interact with the firing hammer (26K) with the mainspring latch (28),and the blind hole (96) is disposed inside the firing hammer (26K) tointeract with the mainspring (27), and at the bottom of the hammer (94),from the side of the rod (92), the cocking stud area (97) is disposed tointeract with the sear platform (297) of the trigger bar (17); themainspring latch (28) is configured in the form of a rod (101) with thetwo protrusions (102) at one end of the rod (101), and this end passesinto a smaller diameter rod (103), and a blind hole (104) is disposedinside the mainspring latch (28); a muzzle break (105) contains thelower part of a muzzle break (47) in which an upper part of the muzzlebreak (48) is mounted, and these parts are interconnected by a screws ofthe muzzle break (49); the lower part of the muzzle break (47) isconfigured in the form of the plate (106) with inside a groove (107) atthe inlet, which passes into a threaded section (108), which passes intothe groove (107), which passes a smooth conical part (109), and thethreaded section (108) and the smooth conical part (109) are configuredto fix the barrel (9A), and behind the conical part (109), a smoothcylindrical section (110) is disposed with diameter corresponding to theinner bore of the barrel (121), which passes into a cylindrical groove(112), configured to assemble the upper part of the muzzle break (48),and after the assembly of the muzzle break (105), it forms the lock timechamber (347), and the cylindrical groove (112) passes into an outertube (113), and in the place of the smooth cylindrical section (110) andthe cylindrical groove (112), a two slots (114) are disposed at an acuteangle to a longitudinal axis (115) of the muzzle break (105), and twoslots (114) in the cross section form an angle (116) between themselves,equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots (114) in the assembled muzzlebreak (105) form an inclined channel (349) to ensure creation of theexhaust gas jet stream (352) of the propellants, and a threaded holes(117) are made on the outside of the threaded section (108), configuredfor the screws of the muzzle break (49) at assembling the muzzle break(105); the upper part of the muzzle break (48) is configured in the formof a plate (106) with the groove (107) at the inlet, which passes into athreaded section (108), which passes into the groove (107), which passesinto the smooth conical part (109), and the threaded section (108) andthe smooth conical part (109) are configured to fix the barrel (9A), andbehind the conical part (109) the smooth cylindrical section (110) withdiameter corresponding to an inner channel of the barrel (121) isdisposed, which passes into a cylindrical groove (111), and thecylindrical groove (111) is configured to assemble the lower part of themuzzle break (47) and after assembling the muzzle break (105) the locktime chamber (347) is formed in it, and the cylindrical groove (111)passes into an inner tube (118) with an inner smooth hole (119) withdiameter corresponding to the inner channel diameter of the barrel(121), and in the place of the smooth cylindrical section (110) and thecylindrical groove (111), the two slots (114) are configured at an acuteangle to the longitudinal axis (115) of the muzzle break (105), and thetwo slots (114) in the cross section form the angle (116) betweenthemselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots (114) in the assembledmuzzle break (105) form the inclined channel (349) to ensure developmentof the exhaust gas jet stream (352) of the propellants, and a holes(120) are made on the outside of the threaded section (108), configuredfor a screws of the muzzle break (49) at assembling the muzzle break(105); the barrel (9A) has the smooth inner channel (121) withoutgrooves, and from outside it is configured with a smooth cylindricalsection (122), which passes into a threaded section with the buttressthread (123), which passes into a circular groove (124), which passesinto a smooth cylindrical section (125) with a groove (126) to interactwith the barrel latch (10), and the smooth cylindrical section (125)passes into a cylindrical section (127), which passes into a cylindricalsection (128) with a slots (129) along the outer perimeter, and all saidsections of the barrel (9A) are different in thickness; themultifunctional cartridge (11) comprising a threaded bushing (133), aspring half-rings (134) configured to interact with the carelessammunition (38), an inner smooth bushing (135) with grooves for thespring half-rings (134), at least one a middle bushing (136) and anouter bushing with variable diameter (137), which has a bigger diameter(138), and the threaded bushing (133) configured with two or morethreaded slots, and the bushings (133), (135), (136) and (137) areinserted into each other with tension, and the outer surfaces of thebushings (133), (135), (136) and (137) are polished to a full gloss; theconical bushing of the receiver (13) has a cylindrical section (139),which passes into a smaller cylindrical section (140), and a conicalhole (141) is disposed inside of said conical bushing (141), andconfigured to interact with the conical bushing of the bolt (24), thesmall base of which is disposed at the end of the cylindrical section(139); the receiver (13) is configured with the cylindrical part (142),where at the end of the cylindrical part (142), the multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section (143) is configured for mountingof the conical bushing of the receiver (12), installation of themultifunctional cartridge (11) and the barrel, and at the inlet of saidmulti-layered cylindrical hole with threaded section (143) across-threaded hole (144) is configured from the bottom to mount thebarrel latch (10), and the said multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section (143) passes into a cylindrical groove (145), and thecylindrical groove (145) passes into a complex-shaped section (146),which repeats the shape of the front part of the bolt body (25), and atinlet of the complex-shaped section (146), two cylindrical guidingchamfers (147) are disposed, and on top of the receiver (13) a rail(148) is configured to attach the brackets for different sights, and therear end of the cylindrical part (142) passes into a complex-shaped bar(149) ended with a console (150) and having a protrusion (151) at itsend, in which a hole (152) is disposed to mount the upper screw (36);and also at the point of abutment of the console (150) against thecomplex-shaped bar (149), the leading notch (153) is made with theprotrusion (154) and a slot (155) at the bottom of the leading notch(153) of the complex-shaped bar (149) to interact with a leadingprotrusion (75) of the bolt body (25), as well as a hole (156) in thecomplex-shaped bar (149) is configured for the magazine (7), a window(157) to eject the ammunition (38), the guiding slots (158) configuredfor passage of the locking lugs (72) of the bolt body (25), and also, astepped through-hole (159), for passage of the bolt body (25) isdisposed, and at the junction of the console (150) to the bar ofcomplex-shaped (149) there is a protrusion (160) with a blind hole (161)and the protrusion with a through-hole (162) are configured to interactwith the safety (15) and the safety spring (14); between the projection(160) and the projection with the through-hole (162), a e slot (163) isdisposed, and a through slot (164) is configured in the projection withthe through-hole (162) to mount the safety (15), and a blind slots (165)are configured to fix the safety (15) in the “fire” position and to setand release the bolt (4) from the weapon (1A), and a slot (166) isconfigured in the console (150) for passage of the firing hammer (26) or(26K), and a trapezoidal hole (167) for passage of the trigger bar (17),as well as a rectangular hole (168) at the bottom of the projection(160) and the projection with a through-hole (162) in the guide slot(158) is configured to mount a fixing plate (178) of the safety (15),and a projection (169) is configured in the lower part of thecomplex-shaped bar (149) to retain the magazine latch (19) in the openposition, and a protrusion (170) with a blind threaded hole (171) isconfigured for the lower screw (37); the safety (15) in the form of anaxis (172) with a blind hole (173) is configured to interact with thesafety spring (14), and the axis (172) passes into a base (174)configured in the form of the plate, and a protrusion (175) is disposedon the base (174) to interact with the blind slot (165) of the receiver(13) to retain the safety (15) in the “fire” position and to set andrelease the bolt (4) from the weapon (1A), and the base (174) passesinto a thumb piece (176) configured in the form of the complex-shapedplate, and a cylindrical protrusion (177) is disposed at the end of thethumb piece (176), where the fixing plate (178) with the safety lug(179) is made at the abutment of the base (174) against the thumb piece(176), configured to interact with the locking lug (72) of the bolt body(25) and to fix the locking lug (72) in the receiver (13), and thesafety lug (179) interacts with the rectangular hole (86) of the boltbody (25) and is configured to fix the bolt (4) in the receiver (13),and a conical protrusion (180) on the side surface of the thumb piece(176) is configured to interact with the hammer (94) of the firinghammer (26); the trigger bar (17) is configured in a complex-shapedplate (294) with a protrusion (295) at one end, and the protrusion (295)has a radius surface (296) and the sear platform (297) configured tointeract with the platform of the cocking stud (97) of the firing hammer(26), and at the other end of the plate (294) a trigger bar (298) isdisposed in the form of the bracket, and in the center of the plate(294) a protrusion (299) with a through-hole (300) is disposed for theaxis (20), and a hole (301) is configured between the protrusion (295)and the protrusion (299) of the plate (294) to interact with a long bentend (292) of the trigger bar spring (18); the magazine latch (19) isconfigured in a form of a lever (302) made of complex-shaped plate witha button (303) at one end, and a support platform (304) is made on thebutton (303), and a console (305) is configured in the form of therectangular rod at the other end of the lever (302), and a slot (306) isdisposed in the center of the console (305) to interact with the triggerbar spring (18), while above the button (303) a protrusion (307) isdisposed with a hole (308) and a slot (309) configured to interact witha short bent end (293) of the trigger bar spring (18), as well as a hole(310) to interact with the axis (20); the trigger guard with themagazine box (16) is configured a form of complex-shaped plate (311)with a cylindrical protrusion (312) with the hole (312A) purposed forthe lower screw (37), and a slot (313) at one end, and at the other endof the plate (311) there is a trigger guard (314), a complex-shapedprotrusion (315), the slot (313), and the projection (315) has athrough-hole (316) configured for the axis (20) and the hole (316A) forthe cross screw (34), and a threaded hole (317) is disposed in front ofthe trigger guard (314) in the plate (311), configured for the upperscrew (36), as well as a magazine box (318) is in the center of theplate (311) configured to interact with the magazine (7), and a slot(319) with the inclined platform (320), which are configured to interactwith the magazine latch (19); the handguard (248) is configured in aform of a complex-shaped bar (249) with a complex-shaped through-hole(250) disposed inside to interact with the protrusion (170) of thereceiver (13), and a stepped hole (251) is made in the bar (249)configured to interact with the barrel latch (10), and a longitudinalblind hole (252) configured to interact with a threaded bushing of thebipod (33); the hunting buttstock (6A) containing a buttstock (29A) witha threaded bushings (30), on which a back plate (31A) is installed andfixed with the screws of a back plate (32) in the threaded bushings(30).
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A caseless magazine weapon (1B), which contains a bolt (4)interacting with a receiver (13), configured to reciprocate and rotateabout the axis in a guiding slots (158) of the receiver (13), and thesaid receiver (13) is mounted in the hunting gunstock (8) and fixed by atrigger guard with the magazine box (16), an upper screw (36), a lowerscrew (37), a dowel screw (39) and a nut of the dower screw (40), and,in the trigger guard with magazine box (16), a magazine (7) isinstalled; a trigger bar (17) is installed on an axis (20) configuredfor axial rotation, and interacting with a firing hammer (26); a triggerbar spring (18) and a magazine latch (19) on the axis (20) areconfigured to ensure axial rotation, and the said trigger bar (17) andthe magazine latch (19) are spring-loaded by the trigger bar spring(18), and the magazine latch (19) interacts with the magazine (7), and aconical bushing (12) of a receiver (13) is mounted in the receiver (13)and a multifunctional cartridge (11) is mounted on said conical bushingof the receiver (12); a barrel (9A) with rear end screwed into thereceiver (13) and fixed with a barrel latch (10); a safety (15), loadedthrough a safety spring (14), which is disposed in the receiver (13) andconfigured to reciprocate and to rotate about the axis; a handguard 248,wherein the bolt (4) contains a firing pin (21), which is mounted in aconical bushing of the bolt (24), which is configured to rotate on thefiring pin (21) and at the same time, it is permanently pressed by aspring of the firing pin latch (22) to a bolt body (25), and the firingpin (21) is installed in a through-hole (82) of the bolt body (25) withability to reciprocate; it is spring-loaded by the spring of the firingpin latch (22) and fixed by a firing pin latch (23), inserted into acentral blind cylindrical channel (79) of the bolt body (25) andconfigured to reciprocate, and the bolt (4) contains the firing hammer(26) installed into the central blind cylindrical channel (79) andconfigured for reciprocal motion; and the mainspring capable to compressand expand in the firing hammer (26) is disposed inside the firinghammer (26) and fixed by a mainspring latch (28) in the bolt body (25);the firing pin (21) is configured in the form of stepped shaft, whichhas a part (52) at front of it, which passes into a cylindrical partwith the smaller diameter (53), and an inclined protrusion (54) isformed at the joint of the conical part (52) and the cylindrical partwith the smaller diameter (53), and the angle of the inclined protrusion(d54) relative to the axis of the firing pin (55) is equal to 30-45degrees, and the cylindrical part with the smaller diameter (53) passesinto a cylindrical part with the bigger diameter (56), which passes intoa cylindrical piston (57), and said the cylindrical piston (57) passesinto a rod section with the grooves (58), where a rear groove (59)passes into a square part (60) with a cylindrical protrusions (61)disposed at the end of the square part (60), and the rear grooves (59),the square part (60) and the cylindrical protrusions (61) interact withthe firing pin latch (23); the conical bushing of the bolt (24) isconfigured to rotate on the firing pin (21) and pressed by the spring ofthe firing pin latch (22) to a glazed area (78) at the end of acylindrical head (70) of the bolt body (25), and the said conicalbushing of the bolt (24) is configured in the form of a truncated cone(62) with a blind conical hole (63), which passes into a hole (64),which forms the wall (65) at the outlet of the big base of the truncatedcone (62), and at inlet of the blind conical hole (63) there are atleast three a protrusions (66), which interact with a caselessammunition (38); the bolt body (25) has a cylindrical part (67), whichpasses into a thinner cylindrical part (68), where a slots (69) aredisposed along the perimeter of outer part of the thinner cylindricalpart (68), and the thinner cylindrical part (68) passes into thecylindrical head (70), and a chamfer (71) is disposed at the passagefrom the cylindrical part (67) into the thinner cylindrical part (68),and at the passage from the thinner cylindrical part (68) into thecylindrical head (70) a locking lugs (72) are made in the form of twoprotrusions with the ends made in the form of a radius surfaces (73),and the corbelling protrusion consisting of a base (74) and the leadingprotrusion (75), configured to interact with a leading notch (153) ofthe receiver (13), and the leading protrusion (75) is the third lockinglug of the bolt (4) and interacts with the protrusion (154) of thereceiver (13), and the leading protrusion (75) is provided with a handle(76) in the form of the rod with a ball at the end, and at the end faceof the base (74) a area (77) is disposed to interact with the leadingnotch (153) of the receiver (13), and the handle (76) is disposed at anangle to the locking lugs (72), and the face end of the cylindrical head(70) has the glazed area (78) to interact with the conical bushing ofthe bolt (24); the central blind cylindrical channel (79) is disposedinside the bolt body (25) and configured to interact with the firinghammer (26), the spring of the firing pin latch (22), the firing pinlatch (23), and in the rear part of the central cylindrical channel(79), there are two a lead-in slots (80) and a groove (81) to interactwith a protrusions (102) of the mainspring latch (28); whereupon in thefront end of the central cylindrical channel (79) the through-hole (82)is disposed to interact with the firing pin (21), and at an end (83) ofthe cylindrical part (67) are made two screwed protrusions (84) with ascrewed surfaces (85) configured to interact with firing hammer (26) aredisposed, and the cylindrical part (67) has a rectangular hole (86) tointeract with a safety lug (179) of the safety (15); the firing pinlatch (23) is made in the form of a washer (87) with a blind hole (88),a through-hole (89) is made behind the blind hole (88), which repeatsthe shape of the end of the rectangular part (60) with the cylindricalprotrusions (61) of the firing pin (21), and in the washer (87) at inletof the blind hole (88), a spinways (90) are disposed, and thethrough-hole (89) in the washer (87) forms a projection (91), configuredto fix the firing pin latch (23) on the firing pin (21); the firinghammer (26) is configured as a rod (92) with a grooves (93) at one end,and at the other end of the rod (92) the hammer (94) is disposed in theform of the rectangular bar, and a slot (95) is made in the hammer (94)and in the adjacent part of the rod (92), configured to interact withthe firing hammer (26) with the mainspring latch (28), and a blind hole(96) is disposed inside the firing hammer (26) to interact with amainspring (27), and at the bottom of the hammer (94), from the side ofthe rod (92), the cocking stud area (97) is disposed to interact with asear platform (297) of the trigger bar (17); the firing hammer (26K)configured as the rod (92) with a washer (98) with a slots (99) at oneend, and a holes (100) are on the side surface of the rod (92), and atthe other end of the rod (92), there is a hammer (94) configured as therectangular bar, and the slot (95) is disposed in hammer (94) and in theadjacent part of the rod (92) to interact with the firing hammer (26K)with the mainspring latch (28), and the blind hole (96) is disposedinside the firing hammer (26K) to interact with the mainspring (27), andat the bottom of the hammer (94), from the side of the rod (92), thecocking stud area (97) is disposed to interact with the sear platform(297) of the trigger bar (17); the mainspring latch (28) is configuredin the form of a rod (101) with the two protrusions (102) at one end ofthe rod (101), and this end passes into a smaller diameter rod (103),and a blind hole (104) is disposed inside the mainspring latch (28); amuzzle break (105) contains a lower part of the muzzle break (47), inwhich an upper part of the muzzle break (48) is mounted, and these partsare interconnected by the screws of the muzzle break (49); the lowerpart of the muzzle break (47) is configured in the form of the plate(106) with inside a groove (107) at the inlet, which passes into athreaded section (108), which passes into the groove (107), which passesinto a smooth conical part (109), and the threaded section (108) and thesmooth conical part (109) are configured to fix the barrel (9A), andbehind the conical part (109), a smooth cylindrical section (110) isdisposed with diameter corresponding to an inner channel of the barrel(121), which passes into a cylindrical groove (112), configured toassemble the upper part of the muzzle break (48), and after the assemblyof the muzzle break (105), it forms the lock time chamber (347), and thecylindrical groove (112) passes into an outer tube (113), and in theplace of the smooth cylindrical section (110) and the cylindrical groove(112), a two slots (114) are disposed at an acute angle to alongitudinal axis (115) of the muzzle break (105), and the two slots(114) in the cross section form an angle (116) between themselves, equalto 80-90 degrees, and the slots (114) in the assembled muzzle break(105) form an inclined channel (349) to ensure development of theexhaust gas jet stream (352) of the propellants, and a threaded holes(117) are made on the outside of the threaded section (108), configuredfor the screws of a muzzle break (49) at assembling the muzzle break(105); the upper part of the muzzle break (48) is configured in the formof a plate (106) with the groove (107) at the inlet, which passes into athreaded section (108), which passes into the groove (107), which passesinto the smooth conical part (109), and the threaded section (108) andthe smooth conical part (109) are configured to fix the barrel (9A), andbehind the conical part (109) the smooth cylindrical section (110) withdiameter corresponding to the inner channel of the barrel (121) isdisposed, which passes into a cylindrical groove (111), and thecylindrical groove (111) is configured to assemble the lower part of themuzzle break (47) and after assembling the muzzle break (105) the locktime chamber (347) is formed in it, and the cylindrical groove (111)passes into the inner tube (118) with an inner smooth hole (119) withdiameter corresponding to the inner channel diameter of the barrel(121), and in the place of the smooth cylindrical section (110) and thecylindrical groove (111), the two slots (114) are configured at an acuteangle to the longitudinal axis (115) of the muzzle break (105), and thetwo slots (114) in the cross section form the angle (116) betweenthemselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots (114) in the assembledmuzzle break (105) form an inclined channel (349) to ensure developmentof the exhaust gas jet stream (352) of the propellants, and a holes(120) are made on the outside of the threaded section (108), configuredfor the screws of the muzzle break (49) at assembling the muzzle break(105); the barrel (9A) has the smooth inner channel (121) withoutgrooves, and from outside it is configured with a smooth cylindricalsection (122), which passes into a threaded section with a buttressthread (123), which passes into a circular groove (124), which passesinto a smooth cylindrical section (125) with a groove (126) to interactwith the barrel latch (10), and the smooth cylindrical section (125)passes into a cylindrical section (127), which passes into a cylindricalsection (128) with a slots (129) along the outer perimeter, and all saidsections of the barrel (9A) are different in thickness; themultifunctional cartridge (11) comprising a threaded bushing (133), aspring half-rings (134) configured to interact with the carelessammunition (38), a inner smooth bushing (135) with grooves for thespring half-rings (134), at least one a middle bushing (136) and anouter bushing with variable diameter (137), which has a bigger diameter(138), and the threaded bushing (133) configured with two or morethreaded slots, and the bushings (133), (135), (136) and (137) areinserted into each other with tension, and the outer surfaces of thebushings (133), (135), (136) and (137) are polished to a full gloss; theconical bushing of the receiver (13) has a cylindrical section (139),which passes into a smaller cylindrical section (140), and a conicalhole (141) is disposed inside of said conical bushing (141), andconfigured to interact with the conical bushing of the bolt (24), thesmall base of which is disposed at the end of the cylindrical section(139); the receiver (13) is configured with cylindrical part (142),where at the end of the cylindrical part (142), the multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section (143) is configured for mountingof the conical bushing of the receiver (12), installation of themultifunctional cartridge (11) and the barrel, and at the inlet of saidmulti-layered cylindrical hole with threaded section (143) across-threaded hole (144) is configured from the bottom to mount thebarrel latch (10), and the said multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section (143) passes into a cylindrical groove (145), and thecylindrical groove (145) passes into a complex-shaped section (146),which repeats the shape of the front part of the bolt body (25), and atinlet of the complex-shaped section (146), two cylindrical guidingchamfers (147) are disposed, and on top of the receiver (13) a rail(148) is configured to attach the brackets for different sights, and therear end of the cylindrical part (142) passes into a complex-shaped bar(149), ended with a console (150) having a protrusion (151) at its end,in which a hole (152) is disposed to mount the upper screw (36); andalso at the point of abutment of the console (150) against thecomplex-shaped bar (149), a leading notch (153) is made with theprotrusion (154) and a slot (155) at the bottom of the leading notch(153) of the complex-shaped bar (149) to interact with the leadingprotrusion (75) of the bolt body (25), as well as a hole (156) in thecomplex-shaped bar (149) is configured for the magazine (7), a window(157) to eject the ammunition (38), the guiding slots (158) configuredfor passage of the locking lugs (72) of the bolt body (25), and also, fstepped through-hole (159) for passage of the bolt body (25), and at thejunction of the console (150) to the bar of complex-shaped (149) thereis a protrusion (160) with a blind hole (161) and the protrusion with athrough-hole (162) are configured to interact with the safety (15) andthe safety spring (14); between the projection (160) and the projectionwith the through-hole (162), a slot (163) is disposed, and a throughslot (164) is configured in the projection with the through-hole (162)to mount the safety (15), and a blind slots (165) are configured to fixthe safety (15) in the “fire” position and to set and release the bolt(4) from the weapon (1C), and a slot (166) is configured in the console(150) for passage of the firing hammer (26) or (26K)), and a trapezoidalhole (167) for passage of the trigger bar (17), as well as a rectangularhole (168) at the bottom of the projection (160) and the projection witha through-hole (162) in the guide slot (158) is configured to mount afixing plate (178) of the safety (15), and a projection (169) isconfigured in the lower part of the complex-shaped bar (149) to retainthe magazine latch (19) in the open position, and a protrusion (170)with a blind threaded hole (171) configured for the lower screw (37);the safety (15) in the form of an axis (172) with a blind hole (173) isconfigured to interact with the safety spring (14), and the axis (172)passes into a base (174) configured in the form of the plate, and aprotrusion (175) is disposed on the base (174) to interact with theblind slot (165) of the receiver (13) to retain the safety (15) in the“fire” position and to set and release the bolt (4) from the weapon(1A), and the base (174) passes into a thumb piece (176) configured inthe form of the complex-shaped plate, and a cylindrical protrusion (177)is disposed at the end of the thumb piece (176), where the fixing plate(178) with the safety lug (179) is made at the abutment of the base(174) against the thumb piece (176), configured to interact with thelocking lug (72) of the bolt body (25) and to fix the locking lug (72)in the receiver (13), and the safety lug (179) interacts with therectangular hole (86) of the bolt body (25) and is configured to fix thebolt (4) in the receiver (13), and a conical protrusion (180) on theside surface of the thumb piece (176) is configured to interact with thehammer (94) of the firing hammer (26); the trigger bar (17) isconfigured in a form of a complex-shaped plate (294) with a protrusion(295) at one end, and the protrusion (295) has a radius surface (296)and the sear platform (297) configured to interact with the platform ofthe cocking stud (97) of the firing hammer (26), and at the other end ofthe plate (294) a trigger bar (298) is disposed in the form of thebracket, and in the center of the plate (294) a protrusion (299) with athrough-hole (300) is disposed for the axis (20), and a hole (301) isconfigured between the protrusion (295) and the protrusion (299) of theplate (294) to interact with a long bent end (292) of the trigger barspring (18); the magazine latch (19) is configured in a form of a lever(302) made of complex-shaped plate with a button (303) at one end, and asupport platform (304) is made on the button (303), and a console (305)is configured in the form of the rectangular rod at the other end of thelever (302), and a slot (306) is disposed in the center of the console(305) to interact with the trigger bar spring (18), while above thebutton (303) a protrusion (307) is disposed with a hole (308) and a slot(309) configured to interact with a short bent end (293) of the triggerbar spring (18), as well as a hole (310) to interact with the axis (20);the trigger guard with the magazine box (16) is configured in a form ofcomplex-shaped plate (311) with a cylindrical protrusion (312) with thehole (312A) purposed for the lower screw (37), and a slot (313), and atthe end of the plate (311), a trigger guard (314), a complex-shapedprotrusion (315), the slot (313) are disposed, and the projection (315)has a through-hole (316) configured for the axis (20) and the hole(316A) for the cross screw (34), and a threaded hole (317) is disposedin front of the trigger guard (314) in the plate (311), configured forthe upper screw (36), as well as a magazine box (318) is in the centreof the plate (311) configured to interact with the magazine (7), and aslot (319) with the inclined platform (320) is configured to interactwith the magazine latch (19); the handguard (248) is configured in aform of a complex-shaped bar (249) with a complex-shaped through-hole(250) disposed inside to interact with the protrusion (170) of thereceiver (13), and a stepped hole (251) is made in the bar (249)configured to interact with the barrel latch (10), and a longitudinalblind hole (252) configured to interact with the threaded bushing of thebipod (33); the hunting gunstock containing the gunstock (8) with athreaded bushings (30), on which a back plate (31A) is installed andfixed with the screws of a back plate (32) in the threaded bushings(30), and also the threaded bushing (33) is installed in the gunstock(8).
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A caseless magazine weapon (1C), which contains a bolt (4)interacting with a receiver (13), configured to reciprocate and rotateabout the axis in a guiding slots (158) of the receiver (13), and thesaid receiver (13) is mounted in a skeletal buttstock (29C), a handguard(248), and fixed by a trigger guard with the magazine box (16), an upperscrew (36) and a lower screw (37), and the skeletal buttstock (29C) isfixed by a cross screw (34), the nut of the cross screw (35), and, inthe trigger guard with magazine box (16), a magazine (7) is installed;the trigger bar (17) is installed on an axis (20) and configured foraxial rotation, and interacting with a firing hammer (26), a trigger barspring (18) and a magazine latch (19) on the axis (20), configured toensure axial rotation, and the said trigger bar (17) and the magazinelatch (19) are spring-loaded by the trigger bar spring (18), and themagazine latch (19) interacts with the magazine (7), and a conicalbushing (12) of a receiver (13) is mounted in the receiver (13) and amultifunctional cartridge (11) is mounted on said conical bushing of thereceiver (12); a barrel (9C) with the muzzle break (105) screwed on thefront end of it and fixed by the screws of the muzzle break (49), andthe rear end is screwed into the receiver (13) and fixed by a barrellatch (10); a safety (15), spring-loaded through a safety spring (14),which is disposed in the receiver (13) and configured to reciprocate andto rotate about the axis; fixed at front side by a latch of the bipod(51) in the handguard (248) a folding adjustable bipod (50); anadjustable cheek piece (42) fixed on the skeletal buttstock (29C) by alatches of adjustable cheek piece (43); a adjustable back plate (31C)fixed on the skeletal buttstock (29C) by a latch of the adjustable backplate (41); the handguard (248), wherein the bolt (4) contains a firingpin (21), which is mounted in a conical bushing of the bolt (24) andconfigured to rotate on the firing pin (21) and at the same time, it ispermanently pressed by the spring of the firing pin latch (22) to a boltbody (25), and the firing pin (21) is installed in a through-hole (82)of the bolt body (25) with ability to reciprocate; it is loaded by thespring of the firing pin latch (22) and fixed by a firing pin latch(23), inserted into a central blind cylindrical channel (79) of the boltbody (25) and configured to reciprocate, and the bolt (4) contains thefiring hammer (26) installed into the central blind cylindrical channel(79) and configured for reciprocal motion; and the mainspring capable tocompress and expand in the firing hammer (26) is disposed inside thefiring hammer (26) and fixed by a mainspring latch (28) in the bolt body(25); the firing pin (21) is configured in the form of stepped shaft,which has a conical part (52) at front, which passes into a cylindricalpart with the smaller diameter (53), and an inclined protrusion (54) isformed at the joint of the conical part (52) and the cylindrical partwith the smaller diameter (53), and the angle of the inclined protrusion(d54) relative to the axis of the firing pin (55) is equal to 30-45degrees, and the cylindrical part with the smaller diameter (53) passesinto a cylindrical part with the bigger diameter (56), which passes intoa cylindrical piston (57), and said the cylindrical piston (57) passesinto the rod section with the grooves (58), where a rear groove (59)passes into a square part (60) with a cylindrical protrusions (61)disposed at the end of the square part (60), and the rear grooves (59),the square part (60) and the cylindrical protrusions (61) interact withthe firing pin latch (23); the conical bushing of the bolt (24) isconfigured to rotate on the firing pin (21) and pressed by the spring ofthe firing pin latch (22) to a glazed area (78) at the end of acylindrical head (70) of the bolt body (25), and the said conicalbushing of the bolt (24) is configured in the form of a truncated cone(62) with a blind conical hole (63), which passes into a hole (64),which forms the wall (65) at the outlet of the big base of the truncatedcone (62), and at inlet of the blind conical hole (63) there are atleast three a protrusions (66), which interact with a caselessammunition (38); the bolt body (25) has a cylindrical part (67), whichpasses into a thinner cylindrical part (68), where a slots (69) aredisposed along the perimeter of outer part of the thinner cylindricalpart (68), and the thinner cylindrical part (68) passes into thecylindrical head (70), and a chamfer (71) is disposed at the passagefrom the cylindrical part (67) into the thinner cylindrical part (68),and at the passage from the thinner cylindrical part (68) into thecylindrical head (70) a locking lugs (72) are made in the form of twoprotrusions with the ends made in the form of a radius surfaces (73),and the corbelling protrusion consisting of a base (74) and a leadingprotrusion (75), configured to interact with the leading notch (153) ofthe receiver (13), and the leading protrusion (75) is the third lockinglug of the bolt (4) and interacts with the protrusion (154) of thereceiver (13), and the leading protrusion (75) is provided with a handle(76) in the form of the rod with a ball at the end, and at the end faceof the base (74) a area th(77) is disposed to interact with the leadingnotch (153) of the receiver (13), and the handle (76) is disposed at anangle to the locking lugs (72), and the face end of the cylindrical head(70) has the glazed area (78) to interact with the conical bushing ofthe bolt (24); the central blind cylindrical channel (79) is disposedinside the bolt body (25) and configured to interact with the firinghammer (26), the spring of the firing pin latch (22), the firing pinlatch (23), and in the rear part of the central cylindrical channel(79), there are two a lead-in slots (80) and a groove (81) to interactwith a protrusions (102) of the mainspring latch (28); whereupon in thefront end of the central cylindrical channel (79) the through-hole (82)is disposed to interact with the firing pin (21), and at an end (83) ofthe cylindrical part (67) are made two screwed protrusions (84) with ascrewed surfaces (85) configured to interact with firing hammer (26) aredisposed, and the cylindrical part (67) has a rectangular hole (86) tointeract with a safety lug (179) of the safety (15); the firing pinlatch (23) is made in the form of a washer (87) with a blind hole (88),a through-hole (89) is made behind the blind hole (88), which repeatsthe shape of the end of the square part (60) with the cylindricalprotrusions (61) of the firing pin (21), and in the washer (87) at inletof the blind hole (88), a spinways (90) are disposed, and thethrough-hole (89) in the washer (87) forms a projections (91),configured to fix the firing pin latch (23) on the firing pin (21); thefiring hammer (26) is configured as a rod (92) with a grooves (93) atone end, and at the other end of the rod (92) the hammer (94) isdisposed in the form of the rectangular bar, and a slot (95) is made inthe hammer (94) and in the adjacent part of the rod (92), configured tointeract with the firing hammer (26) with the mainspring latch (28), anda blind hole (96) is disposed inside the firing hammer (26) to interactwith a mainspring (27), and at the bottom of the hammer (94), from theside of the rod (92), the cocking stud area (97) is disposed to interactwith a sear platform (297) of the trigger bar (17); the firing hammer(26K) configured as the rod (92) with a washer (98) with a slots (99) atone end, and a holes (100) are on the side surface of the rod (92), andat the other end of the rod (92), there is a hammer (94) configured asthe rectangular bar, and the slot (95) is disposed in hammer (94) and inthe adjacent part of the rod (92) to interact with the firing hammer(26K) with the mainspring latch (28), and the blind hole (96) isdisposed inside the firing hammer (26K) to interact with the mainspring(27), and at the bottom of the hammer (94), from the side of the rod(92), the cocking stud area (97) is disposed to interact with the searplatform (297) of the trigger bar (17); the mainspring latch (28) isconfigured in the form of a rod (101) with the two protrusions (102) atone end of the rod (101), and this end passes into a smaller diameterrod (103), and a blind hole (104) is disposed inside the mainspringlatch (28); the muzzle break (105) contains a lower part of the muzzlebreak (47), in which an upper part of the muzzle break (48) is mounted,and these parts are interconnected by the screws of the muzzle break(49); the lower part of the muzzle break (47) is configured in the formof the plate (106) with inside a groove (107) at the inlet, which passesinto the threaded section (108), which passes into the groove (107),which passes into a smooth conical part (109), and the threaded section(108) and the smooth conical part (109) are configured to fix the barrel(9A), and behind the conical part (109), a smooth cylindrical section(110) is disposed with diameter corresponding to an inner channel of thebarrel (121), which passes into a cylindrical groove (112), configuredto assemble the upper part of the muzzle break (48), and after theassembly of the muzzle break (105), it forms the lock time chamber(347), and the cylindrical groove (112) passes into an outer tube (113),and in the place of the smooth cylindrical section (110) and thecylindrical groove (112), a two slots (114) are disposed at an acuteangle to a longitudinal axis (115) of the muzzle break (105), and thetwo slots (114) in the cross section form an angle (116) betweenthemselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots (114) in the assembledmuzzle break (105) form an inclined channel (349) to ensure developmentof the exhaust gas jet stream (352) of the propellants, and a threadedholes (117) are made on the outside of the threaded section (108),configured for the screws of a muzzle break (49) at assembling themuzzle break (105); the upper part of the muzzle break (48) isconfigured in the form of a plate (106) with the groove (107) at theinlet, which passes into a threaded section (108), which passes into thegroove (107), which passes into the smooth conical part (109), and thethreaded section (108) and the smooth conical part (109) are configuredto fix the barrel (9A), and behind the conical part (109) the smoothcylindrical section (110) with diameter corresponding to the innerchannel of the barrel (121) is disposed, which passes into a cylindricalgroove (111), and the cylindrical groove (111) is configured to assemblethe lower part of the muzzle break (47) and after assembling the muzzlebreak (105) the lock time chamber (347) is formed in it, and thecylindrical groove (111) passes into an inner tube (118) with an innersmooth hole (119) with diameter corresponding to the inner channeldiameter of the barrel (121), and in the place of the smooth cylindricalsection (110) and the cylindrical groove (111), the two slots (114) areconfigured at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis (115) of themuzzle break (105), and two slots (114) in the cross section form theangle (116) between themselves, equal to 80-90 degrees, and the slots(114) in the assembled muzzle break (105) form the inclined channel(349) to ensure development of the exhaust gas jet stream (352) of thepropellants, and a holes (120) are made on the outside of the threadedsection (108), configured for the screws of the muzzle break (49) atassembling the muzzle break (49); the barrel (9C) has the smooth innerchannel (121) without grooves, and from outside it is configured with asmooth cylindrical section (122), which passes into a threaded sectionwith the buttress thread (123), which passes into a circular groove(124), which passes into a smooth cylindrical section (125) with agroove (126) to interact with the barrel latch (10), and the smoothcylindrical section (125) passes into a cylindrical section (127), whichpasses into a cylindrical section (128) with a slots (129) along theouter perimeter, which passes into a slot (130), and all said sectionsof the barrel (9C) are different in thickness; the multifunctionalcartridge (11) comprising a threaded bushing (133), a spring half-rings(134) configured to interact with the careless ammunition (38), a innersmooth bushing (135) with grooves for the spring half-rings (134), atleast one a middle bushing (136) and an outer bushing with variablediameter (137), which has a bigger diameter (138), and the threadedbushing (133) configured with two or more threaded slots, and thebushings (133), (135), (136) and (137) are inserted into each other withtension, and the outer surfaces of the bushings (133), (135), (136) and(137) are polished to a full gloss; the conical bushing of the receiver(13) has a cylindrical section (139), which passes into a smallercylindrical section (140), and a conical hole (141) is disposed insideof said conical bushing (141), and configured to interact with theconical bushing of the bolt (24), the small base of which is disposed atthe end of the cylindrical section (139); the receiver (13) isconfigured with cylindrical part (142), where at the end of thecylindrical part (142), the multi-layered cylindrical hole with threadedsection (143) is configured for mounting of the conical bushing of thereceiver (12), installation of the multifunctional cartridge (11) andthe barrel, and at the inlet of said multi-layered cylindrical hole withthreaded section (143) a cross-threaded hole (144) is configured fromthe bottom to mount the barrel latch (10), and the said multi-layeredcylindrical hole with threaded section (143) passes into a cylindricalgroove (145), and the cylindrical groove (145) passes into acomplex-shaped section (146), which repeats the shape of the front partof the bolt body (25), and at inlet of the complex-shaped section (146),two cylindrical guiding chamfers (147) are disposed, and on top of thereceiver (13) a rail (148) is configured to attach the brackets fordifferent sights, and the rear end of the cylindrical part (142) passesinto a complex-shaped bar (149), ended with a console (150) having aprotrusion (151) at its end, in which a hole (152) is disposed to mountthe upper screw (36); and also at the point of abutment of the console(150) against the complex-shaped bar (149), the leading notch (153) ismade with a protrusion (154) and a slot (155) at the bottom of theleading notch (153) of the complex-shaped bar (149) to interact with theleading protrusion (75) of the bolt body (25), as well as a hole (156)in the complex-shaped bar (149) is configured for the magazine (7), awindow (157) to eject the ammunition (38), the guiding slots (158)configured for passage of the locking lugs (72) of the bolt body (25),and also, a stepped through-hole (159) for passage of the bolt body(25), and at the junction of the console (150) to the bar ofcomplex-shaped (149) there is a protrusion (160) with a blind hole (161)and the protrusion with a through-hole (162) are configured to interactwith the safety (15) and the safety spring (14); between the projection(160) and the projection with the through-hole (162), a slot (163) isdisposed, and a through slot (164) is configured in the projection withthe through-hole (162) to mount the safety (15), and a blind slots (165)are configured to fix the safety (15) in the “fire” position and to setand release the bolt (4) from the weapon (1C), and a slot (166) isconfigured in the console (150) for passage of the firing hammer (26) or(26K)), and a trapezoidal hole (167) for passage of the trigger bar(17), as well as a rectangular hole (168) at the bottom of theprojection (160) and the projection with the through-hole (162) in theguide slot (158) is configured to mount a fixing plate (178) of thesafety (15), and a projection (169) is configured in the lower part ofthe complex-shaped bar (149) to retain the magazine latch (19) in theopen position, and a protrusion (170) with a blind threaded hole (171)configured for the lower screw (37); the safety (15) in the form of anaxis (172) with a blind hole (173) is configured to interact with thesafety spring (14), and the axis (172) passes into a base (174)configured in the form of the plate, and a protrusion (175) is disposedon the base (174) to interact with the blind slot (165) of the receiver(13) to retain the safety (15) in the “fire” position and to set andrelease the bolt (4) from the weapon (1A), and the base (174) passesinto a thumb piece (176) configured in the form of the complex-shapedplate, and a cylindrical protrusion (177) is disposed at the end of thethumb piece (176), where the fixing plate (178) with the safety lug(179) is made at the abutment of the base (174) against the thumb piece(176), configured to interact with the locking lug (72) of the bolt body(25) and to fix the locking lug (72) in the receiver (13), and thesafety lug (179) interacts with the rectangular hole (86) of the boltbody (25) and is configured to fix the bolt (4) in the receiver (13),and a conical protrusion (180) on the side surface of the thumb piece(176) is configured to interact with the hammer (94) of the firinghammer (26); the trigger bar (17) is configured in a form of acomplex-shaped plate (294) with a protrusion (295) at one end, and theprotrusion (295) has a radius surface (296) and the sear platform (297)configured to interact with the platform of the cocking stud (97) of thefiring hammer (26), and at the other end of the plate (294) a triggerbar (298) is disposed in the form of the bracket, and in the center ofthe plate (294) a protrusion (299) with a through-hole (300) is disposedfor the axis (20), and a hole (301) is configured between the protrusion(295) and the protrusion (299) of the plate (294) to interact with along bent end (292) of the trigger bar spring (18); the magazine latch(19) is configured in a form of a lever (302) made of complex-shapedplate with a button (303) at one end, and a support platform (304) ismade on the button (303), and a console (305) is configured in the formof the rectangular rod at the other end of the lever (302), and a slot(306) is disposed in the center of the console (305) to interact withthe trigger bar spring (18), while above the button (303) a protrusion(307) is disposed with a hole (308) and a slot (309) configured tointeract with a short bent end (293) of the trigger bar spring (18), aswell as a hole (310) to interact with the axis (20); the trigger guardwith the magazine box (16) is configured in a form of complex-shapedplate (311) with a cylindrical protrusion (312) with the hole (312A)purposed for the lower screw (37), and a slot (313) at one end, and atthe other end of the plate (311) there is a trigger guard (314), acomplex-shaped protrusion (315), the slot (313), and the projection(315) has a through-hole (316) configured for the axis (20) and the hole(316A)— for the cross screw (34), and a threaded hole (317) is disposedin front of the trigger guard (314) in the plate (311), configured forthe upper screw (36), as well as a magazine box (318) is in the centreof the plate (311) configured to interact with the magazine (7), and aslot (319) with the inclined platform (320), which are configured tointeract with the magazine latch (19); the handguard (248) is configuredin the form of the complex-shaped bar (249) with a complex-shapedthrough-hole (250) disposed inside to interact with the protrusion (170)of the receiver (13), and a stepped hole (251) is made in the bar (249)configured to interact with the barrel latch (10), and a longitudinalblind hole (252) configured to interact with a threaded bushing of thebipod (33); the folding adjustable bipod (50) contains a bipod bracket(253) configured for axial rotation on the latch of the bipod—(51),bipod stubs (255) installed on the bipod bracket (25) and fixed withscrews of bipod stubs (254), and they are configured for axial rotationon the screws of the bipod stubs (254); it also contains bipod stubslatches (256) configured to reciprocate and is spring-loaded by platesprings (257), and interact at the same time with the bipod bracket(253) and the bipod stubs (255), it also contains conical nuts (258) andwithdrawable locks (259); the bipod bracket (253) is configured in aform of a flat bent plate (260) of complex shape with the protrusions(261) at the ends, and through-holes (262) are disposed in theprotrusions (261) and configured for the screws of the bipod stubs(254), and semi-circular conical holes (263) are disposed on theexternal walls of the protrusions (261) configured for interaction andfixing the bipod stubs (255) in the bipod bracket (253) by the bipodstubs latch (256), and the external walls of the protrusions (261) areconfigured radius (264), and through-hole (265) configured to interactwith the latch of the bipod (51) is disposed in a center of the flatbent plate (260); the bipod stubs latch (256) is configured in the formof the stepped cylinder, which starts from a release button (266), whichpasses into a cylindrical part (267) with a smaller diameter, whichpasses into a cylindrical part (268) with a smaller diameter, whichpasses into a conic-cylindrical part (269) with a larger diameter, whichpasses into a cylindrical part (270) with a smaller diameter, which endswith a washer (271); the bipod stub (255) is configured in the form of acomplex-shaped plate (272), which passes into a tube (273), and athrough slot (274) is disposed in the upper part of the plate (272) andconfigured to interact with the bipod bracket (253), as well as athrough threaded hole (275) configured to interact with the screw of thebipod stub (254), and a through-hole (276) is disposed in the lower partof the plate (272) to interact with the bipod stubs latch (256), and thetube (273) passes into a cylindrical section with an outer thread (277),which passes into a radius groove (278), and the groove (278) passesinto the conical head with through cross slots (279), which form lugs ofretaining clamps (280), and a cylindrical protrusion (281) is disposedat the ends of the lugs of the retaining clamps (280) configured to fixthe withdrawable lock (259), and a longitudinal hole (282) is disposedinside the bipod stub (255) configured to interact with the withdrawablelock (259); the conical nut (258) is configured in the form of acylindrical section with a notch (283), which passes into a conicalsection (284), a threaded section (285) is disposed inside thecylindrical section (283), which passes into a groove (286), whichpasses into an inner conical section (287); the withdrawable lock (259)is configured in a form of a rod (288) with a cylinder-conical head(289) at one end, and a cylindrical head (290) at the other end, withgrooves (291) disposed along the entire length of the rod (288); theskeletal buttstock (29C) is configured in the form of a complex-shapedbar (181) with a through hole (182) disposed inside, which has formed afiring handle (183), a rack (184), a lower jumper (185), a upper jumper(186), and a console (187) is disposed in the bar (181) at the side ofthe rack (184), and a grasp (188) is configured in the bar (181) at theside of the firing handle (183), and a blind longitudinal hole (189) isdisposed in the console (187) to interact with the adjustable back plate(31C), and a threaded holes (190) to interact with the latch of theadjustable back plate (41), besides, the side surfaces of the console(187) has the rows of a spherical recesses (191) to interact with aretaining pin (212) for the adjustable back plate latch (41), and aslots (192) are disposed inside the grasp (188) configured to mount thereceiver (13), and a slots (193) configured to mount the trigger guardwith magazine box (16), and a cross hole (194) is disposed in the grasp(188) configured to mount the cross screw (34) and the nut of the crossscrew (35), and also a vertical hole (195) is made to mount the upperscrew of the trigger guard with the magazine box (36), and a hole (196)is disposed in a rack (184) to mount a threaded bushing of the stop lock(46), which passes into a conical hole (197) configured to interact withthe stop lock (45), and the conical hole (197) passes into a blind hole(198) configured to interact with a stop (44); the stop lock (45) isconfigured in the form of a cylindrical section with the notches (199),which passes into a groove (200), which passes into a cylindricalsection with an outer thread (201), which passes into a radius groove(202), which passes into the conical head with the through cross slots(203), which form the lugs of the retaining clamps (204), and acylindrical protrusion (205) is made at the ends of the lugs of theretaining clamps (204), which is configured to fix the stop (44), and ahole (206) is made inside the stop lock (45) to interact with the stop(44); the stop (44) is configured in the form of a rod (207) with acylindrical head (208) at one end with the disk with notches at theother end, and the grooves (210) are disposed along the entire length ofthe rod (207); the latch of the adjustable back plate (41) containing anadjusting screw (211), in which a blind hole (218) with a threadedsection (219) and a through-hole (220) is disposed, the retaining pin(212) configured to reciprocate is spring-loaded by a retaining pinspring (213), and the retaining pin spring (213) interacts with theretaining pin (212) at one side and fixed by a stop screw (214) atanother side, it is capable to compress and expand in the blind hole(218); the adjusting screw (211) is configured in the form of a threadedrod (215) with a cylindrical head (216), with a semi-circular slots(217), and the blind hole (218) with the threaded section (219) isdisposed inside the adjusting screw (211), and the blind hole (218)passes into the through-hole (220); the adjustable back plate (31C)contains a back plate bracket (221) into which a back plate extensionpiece (222) and a back plate (223) are installed, which are connected tothe back plate bracket (221) by the back plate screws (224); the backplate bracket (221) is configured in the form of a longitudinal plate(225) and a transverse plate (226) connected at right angles to eachother, and a slot (227) is disposed at side surfaces of the longitudinalplate (225) and a number of spherical recesses (228) are disposed insidethe slot, and the slot (227) and the spherical recesses (228) areconfigured to interact with the latch of the adjustable back plate (41),and the transverse plate (226) repeats the shape of the back plate(223), and a complex-shaped blind hole (229) is disposed inside thetransverse plate (226) to fix the back plate extension piece (222), andthreaded holes (230) are disposed inside the transverse plate (226) andconfigured for the back plate screws (224); the adjustable cheek piece(42) containing a cheek piece clamp (231) rigidly connected to a cheekpiece (232) by cheek piece screws (233), and the adjustable cheek piecelatches s (43) are made in the form of the threaded rod with the ringspring and the cylindrical head with semi-circular slots to interactwith rests of the cheek piece clamp (234) configured to reciprocate inthe cheek piece clamp (231), and they are configured for jointreciprocal motion with the latches of the adjustable cheek piece (43);the cheek piece clamp (231) is configured in a form of a bent plate(235) with free ends (236), whereoutside the free ends (236) protrusions(237) are configured, and at the edges of the protrusions (237)through-holes (238) are configured to interact with the rests of thecheek piece clamp (234), and in the center of the protrusions (237)threaded holes (239) are configured to interact with the latches of theadjustable cheek piece (43), and in the upper part of the bent plate(235) the threaded holes (240) are configured to interact with the cheekpiece screws (233); the rest of the cheek piece clamp (234) containingsleeve stop (241), in which into the blind holes with the threadedsection (245) and through holes (246) the retaining pins (212) areinstalled which are configured to reciprocate and spring-loaded by theretaining pin spring (213), and the retaining pin springs (213)interacts with the retaining pin (212) at one side, and at another side,it is fixed by thrust screws (242) and capable to compress and expand inthe blind holes with the threaded section (245); the sleeve stop (241)is configured in a form of a plate (243) with cylindrical protrusions(244) disposed at the ends of the plate (243), and the blind holes withthe threaded section (245) and the through-holes (246) are configured inthe cylindrical protrusions (244) to interact with the retaining pin(212), the retaining pin spring (213), the thrust screw (242), and inthe center of the plate (243) a threaded hole (247) is configured tointeract with the latches of the adjustable cheek piece (43).
 4. Theweapon according to claim 1 wherein the threaded bushing (133) and aninner smooth bushing (135) are made of carbide and refractory material.5. The weapon according to claim 1 wherein the spring half-rings (134)are made of carbide and refractory material.
 6. The weapon according toclaim 2 wherein the threaded bushing (133) and the inner smooth bushing(135) are made of carbide and refractory material.
 7. The weaponaccording to claim 3 wherein the threaded bushing (133) and an innersmooth bushing (135) are made of carbide and refractory material.
 8. Theweapon according to claim 2 wherein the spring half-rings (134) are madeof carbide and refractory material.
 9. The weapon according to claim 3wherein the spring half-rings (134) are made of carbide and refractorymaterial.